Dawn Stone with Bridges out of Poverty said, as a reminder, One Love is holding four mobile pantries. Each site will serve 140 families. Each family will receive approximately 50 pounds of food including fresh produce (fruits and vegetables), bakery products, canned goods, meats, and other food items. Stone said to contact the adult members of the families and see if they wish to participate. She has vouchers with a designated time (which is on the voucher) to be at the site they are assigned. She advised to make sure they understand they need to bring a valid ID, which will be compared against the list she's compiling for One Love. Then either call Stone at 983-5237 or email her at stonedn@santarosa.k12.fl.us with the name of the person picking up the food and, if at all possible, the number of people in the family.
Wednesday, April 1
North end of Santa Rosa County
Berrydale Volunteer Fire Department (located at the corner of Hwy 4 and Hwy 87).
At this moment there are still 94 spots available.
South end of Santa Rosa County
Pensacola State College Gulf Breeze Campus (located at 5075 Gulf Breeze Parkway)
At this moment there are 80 spots available.
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Friday, April 3
Pace
The Old Regions Bank parking lot (located at 4612 Hwy 90)
At this moment there are 74 spots available.
Milton
Milton High School Bus Ramp on Raymond Hobbs (located at 5445 Stewart Street)
At this moment there are 48 spots available.
The deadline is Friday, March 27 at 2 p.m.
This article originally appeared on Santa Rosa Press Gazette: Deadline approaches for mobile food pantries