- October 19, 2022
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Angelyn Ramirez, Nayeli Santiago and Armando Valderrama
Martha Rodriguez, who is first in line at every Tuttle food bank.
Emma and Joanne Fabec
Every two weeks, shoppers are given various foods to take home.
Jack Rozance
Every two weeks, shoppers are given various foods to take home.
Pantry coordinators Teresa and Bob Simmons
Philippe Koenig
Neil Fleet
Mike Doll
Nancy Rozance
Every two weeks, shoppers are given various foods to take home.
Jane Hunter and Sydelle Pittas
Rebekah Enoch, All Faiths Food Bank nutrition education and programs coordinator, and Tuttle Elementary School Principal Tomas Diverno
“It helps us between getting our food stamps. It is a blessing for us. I know how to portion out our food now, and I know we don’t have to go hungry.” — food pantry shopper Paulette Dalton
The Rotary Club of Longboat Key hosted its biweekly food pantry in collaboration with All Faiths Food Bank on Sept. 17 at Tuttle Elementary School.
In January, the club began the food pantry to help combat hunger in Sarasota.
“It just serves a great cause,” food pantry co-coordinator Bob Simmons said. “There are a lot of underserved families in the area. This really helps them.
