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Christ Chapel Share and Care Mission needs volunteers, donations

Catoosa County Share and Care Mission assistant manager Rosanne Diehl and manager Bobby Henson showcase some of the canned goods boxed food on the pantry shelves at the mission. "We have any kind of canned food found at the grocery store," said Henson. "We have cereal and spaghetti. We have produce donated through Food Lion and Wal-Mart. We have anything it takes to make a decent meal."
Catoosa County Share and Care Mission assistant manager Rosanne Diehl and manager Bobby Henson showcase some of the canned goods boxed food on the pantry shelves at the mission. "We have any kind of canned food found at the grocery store," said Henson. "We have cereal and spaghetti. We have produce donated through Food Lion and Wal-Mart. We have anything it takes to make a decent meal."

By Katie Ward 2 min read

photo Catoosa County Share and Care Mission manager Bobby Henson, left, and assistant manager Rosanne Diehl show the Chapel’s supply of peanut butter, which is always a big need. The food pantry area also holds eight freezers, but six are getting old and need to be replaced, Henson said.

Christ Chapel Share and Care Mission of Ringgold is looking for more volunteers and donations in 2016.

The Chapel operates a food pantry for the community that stocks 8,000 pounds of food monthly from the Atlanta Food Bank as well as donated clothing.

“We need volunteers, whether it’s sorting clothes or putting up groceries,” said CCSCM manager Bobby Henson. “We rely on volunteers to help us with those things. On any given day we have five to 15 volunteers. We have quite a few on a regular basis. A lot of these people think of this as a service. They reach out to the community through the Chapel itself. We are very thankful for them.”

He said 31 churches help the mission.

“Right now we need any kind of staple or food for a quick sandwich,” said Henson. “We need canned meats and crackers. We need things for kids to make snacks with. We need peanut butter. If you need assistance you would rather have a bunch of small items than big items. A lot of it is simple meals for the family.”