WILMINGTON, MA — On Sunday, September 18, members of the Wilmington United Methodist Church — young and old — packed 20,000 emergency meals to be sent to areas of food insecurity.
According to Stop Hunger Now, the church volunteers “set up and took down packaging stations and equipment, filled bins with raw ingredients, scooped ingredients into meal bags, weighed and sealed the bags, boxed and stacked them on pallets, and loaded the pallets and equipment onto a truck.”
Parishioner Paul Hipple captured highlights of the event on video:
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