For millennia, people have asked a universal question. “What is my responsibility to my fellow humans?” Maybe it’s as simple as the word itself: response-ability, the ability to respond.
During the pandemic, people needed access to food. Four Washington county heroes answered that call. They prefer to be called volunteers, but they are heroes nonetheless. They had the ability to respond, and they did, and along the way discovered unexpected benefits at the Greater Washington County Food Bank.
You get up every morning and you probably have something for breakfast. Somewhere around noon you grab something for lunch. Dinnertime? No problem- you feed your family. You know what it is like to feel full.
Janice and her husband never had to ask for help from anyone. Each month they would make soup and take it to their church to feed the hungry. Now, with Michael and his income gone, she herself was in need of some help.
