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Christmas Feeling Is In The Books
Boxes of food waiting to be distributed by the annual Christmas Feeling Fund for its 54th year. The Presbyterian Church in Stamford was full of presents, food, warm clothing and good cheer for more than 150 families in the greater Stamford. The annual fund is helped by donations and many community volunteers.
Members of the Stamford Fire Department pose with Katie and Glenn Graves as they helped package boxes of food for the Christmas Feeling Fund last week. Many hands made light work last Thursday and they returned to help distribute the food, warm clothing and presents on Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church in Stamford. The annual fund, founded by George Berglietner 54 years ago, is still helping more families than ever in Stamford, Jefferson, Hobart, South Kortright, Bloomville, Gilboa and Conesville. This year's effort helped more than 160 families.
Santa and The Grinch were on hand inside the First Presbyterian Church last Saturday for the annual Christmas Feeling Fund distribution. They had a few gifts for Santa believers of all ages. Here they are pictured with Cathy Miller.
Members of the Stamford Fire Department pose with Katie and Glenn Graves as they helped package boxes of food for the Christmas Feeling Fund last week. Many hands made light work last Thursday and they returned to help distribute the food, warm clothing and presents on Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church in Stamford. The annual fund, founded by George Berglietner 54 years ago, is still helping more families than ever in Stamford, Jefferson, Hobart, South Kortright, Bloomville, Gilboa and Conesville. This year's effort helped more than 160 families.
Santa and The Grinch were on hand inside the First Presbyterian Church last Saturday for the annual Christmas Feeling Fund distribution. They had a few gifts for Santa believers of all ages. Here they are pictured with Cathy Miller.
Wrapped presents for the annual Christmas Feeling Fund were stacked inside the First Presbyterian Church in Stamford last week, waiting for the arrival of Santa and all his volunteers to distribute the good cheer to those less fortunate. One volunteer was fulfilled when the person he delivered broke down in tears of thanks for the outpouring of good will that embodies many individuals and organizations in this annual ecumenical endeavor.