When the pandemic began, Troy Rogers and Tony Oliver bought $100 worth of Walmart groceries and began feeding people across the city.
“During a bad time, we wanted them to know there are people who care,” Rogers said.
“It became contagious,” Oliver said.
Soon, they began serving five or six days a week; 100 meals became 1,000. Many of you got involved. Rogers, the city’s public safety coordinator, and Oliver, owner of TNT Cleaning Services, created a network of friends and strangers. You sent donations; others helped prepare food.
And 1,000 meals became 10,000.