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3222 Hubbard Road, Landover, MD 20785 www.sharedc.org 301-864-3115
At its core, the mission of the SHARE Food Network is to acquire fresh, high qual-ity and nutritious food and send it to where it is needed at the lowest possible cost. It accomplishes this mission by buying food in high volume from high value food dis-tribution companies and transporting it throughout the Mid Atlantic region using volunteers and donated facilities. That sys-tem, combined with support from Catholic Charities, allows SHARE to offer food to its customers at roughly half the price that is charged by retail supermarkets.
Layered above that system are host sites and other organizations throughout the region that take full advantage of SHARE’s acquisition and distribution system to ac-complish their own goals at the community level. Providing food, one of life’s neces-sities, is the foundation, but SHARE helps organization do so much more.
The genius of the SHARE Food Net-work is revealed in the ways that local or-ganizations build programs around SHARE that accomplish a variety of goals beyond the core mission. Most host sites are church-es that have formed ministries based on SHARE. These ministries enlist volunteers to transport, sort and distribute the food. They also communicate to the broader con-
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CUSTOMERS CALL THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD HOST SITE and ORDER AS MANY PACKAGES AS THEY’D LIKE
Volunteer Opportunities Call for details
gregation the availability of low cost, high quality food from SHARE. Essentially, they form communities around SHARE.
Consider my home parish, the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Before he was head of Catholic Charities, Father John Enzler, was the Pastor there. After learning about SHARE, he asked the parish men’s group to establish a host site at Blessed Sacrament. Retired Navy Captain Tim Gorman vol-unteered to lead the effort. From that tiny beginning, Tim built the program into the juggernaut it is today becoming one of the largest host sites in the network in terms of the amount of food distributed every month.
Using the leadership skills he devel-oped at the helm of several large naval ves-sels, Tim enlisted a team of parishioners to manage the logistics of what became known as “SHARE@BS.” Moreover, he used a variety of communications channels to promote the program. These included blurbs in the church bulletin, a monthly email blast to potential customers and a customized menu targeted to Blessed Sac-rament. He also saw opportunity to grow the program through Blessed Sacrament’s elementary school. Parents of children at the school receive monthly emails promot-ing SHARE latest menu offerings.
He also saw the school as a source of volunteers for the program. Each month, a
JUNE 2019
Orders & Payments due June 10th Distribution Day June 21st or 22nd
BUY AS MANY AS YOU’D LIKE!
“FILL YOUR FREEZER” with FOUR!
Chicken Wingettes – 1.6 lb Maple Smoked Bacon – 1 lb Turkey Breast Strips – 2, 1 lb packages Ground Beef – 1 lb
Plus 8-12 lbs of the freshest fruits and vegetables we can find for you and your family
VALUE PACKAGE
$22
PORK ROAST BOX $24
Two 3.85 lb, bone-in pork roasts. Great to smoke or roast whole
STEAK BOX $21 6-8 oz sirloin steaks
Ready for your marinade,
Get your “Grill On”!
ICE CREAM SPECIAL $19
Halo Top Brand!!! EIGHT 1 pint containers. Peanut Butter Cup Retail value $32.00
EARLY SUMMER PRODUCE BOX $18
8-12 pounds of fresh, seasonal produce
from local suppliers `
SHARE grows STRONGER with EVERY PURCHASE
SERVING NEIGHBORHOODS FROM BALTIMORE, TO CHARLES TOWN, TO MANASSAS,
TO LEXINGTON PARK, TO HAMPTON ROADS
CONVENIENT PAYMENT OPTIONS: Debit/Credit Cards, EBT, Cash/Money Order
Menu items are subject to change.
301.864.3115 800.21.SHARE SHAREdc.org
group of eighth graders volunteer on dis-tribution day. SHARE@BS gets the help and they get community service hours, a real win-win.
The SHARE@BS team is always looking for ways to raise awareness of the SHARE program among Blessed Sacra-ment’s parishioners and, fortunately, we
By Bill BlackMember of the SHARE Advisory Council
INNOVATION BY THE HOST SITES IS KEY TO SHARE’S SUCCESS
The author with Blessed Sacrament’s paster, Fr. William Foley.
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HOST NAME YEARS IN PROGRAM
June Host Site Anniversaries
ST TERESA OF AVILA PARISH LIFE CENTER 29ST LUKE’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 29MT GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH 29MT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 29ST AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH 28FIRST BAPTIST- GEORGETOWN 28PILGRIM AME CHURCH 28ANTIOCH BAPTIST CH, CLINTON 28REFRESHING SPRING COGIC 28SIMPSON HAMLINE UM MEN & WOMEN 27CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER PRESBY 27GREATER ST JOHN 26KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #2203 23FIRST A M E CH OF GAITHERSBURG 22NEW UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH 20FT WASHINGTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH 18FIRST BAPTIST- VIENNA 17CONGRESS HEIGHTS SR. WELLNESS CENTER 15NEW ABUNDANT LIFE 15CARVER TENANTS ASSOCIATION 14MORNING STAR BAPTIST-BALTIMORE 14PROSPERITY BAPTIST CHURCH 6VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA 3CATHEDRAL OF PRAISE 2
PARTICIPATIONTotal Packages: 5,712
Total Pounds: 88,292
Total People Served: 12,560
Total Meals: 73,577
SHARE FOOD NETWORK
Web address: www.sharedc.org
ContributorsJaynee Acevedo, Bill Black,
Eric Jorgensen, & Karen Nash
May’s Value Comparison
Family Pack DrumsHam SteakBeef StripsTilapia FiletLarge EggsPotatoesOnionsGreen CabbageApplesGreen PeppersGrapefruit
Total package weight: 20.25 pounds
RETAIL VALUE
$43.97
AND YOU PAID
$22.00
HOST SITE CORNERThe Seven Year Itch
Happy Anniversary!!!
In these last 7 years I’ve grown and learned and suffered and stretched, but most of all I have loved. I love SHARE. I love the people who make SHARE happen. I love the concept and philosophy of SHARE. I love YOU!
In the next few months, however, I’ll be moving on to allow fresh leadership and fresh energies move our new projects and programming forward. Projects such as optimizing the warehouse space during non-distribution days, holding more mobile markets, periodic delivery of packages to senior buildings, the restructuring of our front office, and the restructuring of our Advisory Council. All of this is good news for the program, for serving more people, and for reaching new markets.
My hat is off to each of you for all the talent and time you consistently give to your neighbors. May you each be blessed in a thousand ways for each act of service you provide, for each hand you hold, for each box of food you distribute. While I will miss seeing you on a regular basis, please don’t be surprised to see me around the warehouse from time to time.
By Jaynee Acevedo
SATELLITE INFORMATIONSHARE Food Network, Central Warehouse3222 Hubbard Road, Landover, MD 20785
Office: 301.864.3115
SHARE Fredericksburg @ SPOTSYLVANIA FIRE & RESCUE, STATION 44804 Bancroft Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22408
SHARE Baltimore @ Meals on Wheels
515 South Haven Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
SHARE Western Maryland @ Frederick Community Action Agency14 East All Saints Street, Frederick, MD 21701
SHARE Southern Maryland @ Grace Lutheran Church and School1200 Charles Street, La Plata, MD 20646
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Continued from page 1have the full support of our pastor, Fr. William Foley. Last year, as part of a special effort to promote the program in advance of the holiday season, the program set up a display outside of church that showed the amount and types of food available for Thanksgiv-ing and Christmas dinners. Attendees at Mass that weekend were able to see for themselves the value and quality that SHARE offers. In addition, Fr. Foley and the other priests made an-nouncements from the pulpit promot-ing the program. Many parishioners signed up to receive SHARE’s monthly email with the menu offerings
SHARE@BS is only one example of how the SHARE program can be molded and adapted at the local level. The 250 SHARE host sites are all form-ing local programs around SHARE in their communities. Once the food leaves the warehouse on distribution day, the face of SHARE becomes the face of each host site. And that is how it should be. While, at its core, the SHARE Food Network is large, complex program that moves hundreds of thousands of pounds of food throughout the MidAtlantic region, SHARE’s true identity can be found at the local level. This is where the impact of SHARE is ultimately felt. And this is where SHARE’s mission is truly fulfilled.
O D Z W K F I F D S E C U R I T Y P B B O I I D Y F B N E M H H W Y T E I A G I T N I U B C B G M E O U P H E A V E N R K N W Q Q S O Z K Q R L R I P I R B T R A N S I T I O N V R P C E E E U T H X U S E C U R I T Y F E G E R K E K N Z S A O T O N O I T A L E R S E N O G L R N E A A L R O J Z Y S E U L E A O T S M G L I O E F E I I E C L Y Z F C S V I H P N D B A K W P G R B A T H N D S P P F B U E B A V D S Z L M N T U T E V J S A E C T S R R O X V S H D E F Z R J E X R E N C K F I I T Q I A I R S L D O Y Y B O E C T T G T A T Y V H N L K B L W G S M O X Y C I E R R S Y O L K T B J K T Q A E P U T U U F D A O M S Y A J A P X S V T L N B E I H S E F T F U E D U A G P U F S U F E F K E D X N X W M F C R T E E R U C C H R A O N A B F E K S O H A Z I J T A E K C A S B U V K L Q B I Y C X E V R P V K A C N G S T O E E G N F O W G U P L I E L U B C L R R W C Y P V C J L J W I P H P N K N E V C O R F Q U Z P O H R Z V R V C S C H E E R F U L N E S S V N L X F
ADVANTAGE FORTUNE RESPECTED
BENEFIT GAIETY SAFETY BLISS GLEE SECURITY
CHEERFULNESS HEAVEN SECURITY COMFORT JOY SPIRITUAL ECSTASY JUBILATION SUCCESSFUL ELATION KNOWLEDGE TRANSITION ENERGY LOVE TREASURE
ENTHUSIASM LUCK TRUSTWORTHY EUPHORIA PEACE
EXUBERANCE PROSPERITY
HAPPINESS May is Lotsa MonthsLast Month’s Answers
MONEY TALKS Credit Freeze
By Eric Jorgensen
If you do nothing else this year, consider freezing your credit. Why? Because it prevents ANYONE from opening new
credit cards or taking out new loans in your name. Yes, if your card is stolen the thief can still max it out or drain
your bank account; but if your information is also compro-
mised (and let’s be real about that possibility) the thieves can
run rampant. You limit your liability when you freeze your credit. Best of all,
it is now FREE to do so.
How do you freeze your credit? These three companies can
help you through the process. Courtesy Clark.com.
TransUnion• Online: https://www.tran-
sunion.com/credit-freeze• Byphone: 1-888-909-8872Equifax• Online: https://help.equifax.
com/s/article/How-do-I-place-temporarily-lift-or-permanently-remove-a-security-freeze. Important note: With such high traffic to the website, if you can’t get your request processed, just wait about a day and try again.
• Byphone:1-800-685-1111 (NY residents please call 1-800-349-9960)
Experian• Online: https://www.
experian.com/freeze/center.html
• Byphone: 1-888-EXPERIAN (1-888-397-3742). When call-ing, press 2 and then follow prompts for security freeze.
What if I need new credit? If you’re considering a home or car purchase in the next month then sure, delay the freeze. But if you’re just “think-ing about it” then freeze your credit - you can always put a temporary thaw when you’re ready to move forward with the purchase. BEFORE freezing your credit, consider opening a Credit Karma or Credit Sesame, especially if you’re concerned about your credit scores.
MORE WATER SAVING TECHNIQUES1. Check your toilets to make sure
they are not leaking water. Replace the seals and flushing valve when necessary.
2. When running a bath, plug the bath-tub before turning on the water. Run all hot water at first to capture cold pipe water as part of your bath. Ad-just the water temperature after the first few minutes and continue filling.
3. Consider taking a short shower rather a tub bath.
4. Turn off the water while you are brushing your teeth. You can save up to 4 gallons of water a minute.
5. Turn off the water while you are
washing your hands. Wet your hands and turn off the water before you start to lather the soap. Turn the water back on when you are ready to rinse the soap off your hands.
6. While waiting for hot water in the shower or sink, collect the water and water your household plants or water your pets.
7. Plug the sink instead of running the water to rinse your razor and save up to 300 gallons per month.
8. Turn off the water while washing your hair and save up to 150 gallons per month.
9. Wipe out a sink with a towel or
washcloth rather than rinsing with water.
10. Teach children of all ages to turn off faucets completely after each use.
11. Reward children for water saving tips they follow.
12. Avoid playing with toys that would require a pool of water or a constant flow of water.
13. If you have a leaky faucet, grab a wrench and fix it or find a handy-man and get it repaired.
14. Reuse towels by hanging them up to air dry so that they don’t have to be washed as often.
15. Use less electricity. Power plants use thousands of gallons of water to cool with. Using less electricity saves water.
16. Don’t use water to clean your drive-way, patio or deck. Use a broom to sweep up the area.
17. Delay washing your vehicles as much as possible. Eliminating a ve-hicle washing over time saves water and energy.
18. Consider the use of a rain barrel to water plants and lawn.
19. When you give your pet fresh wa-ter, don’t throw the old water away. Use it to water your trees or shrubs.
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SHARE Sites, by Zip CodeWASHINGTON, DC 20001
Holy Redeemer Catholic206 New York Ave NWEdward Monroe Jr.:202-526-0264
Metropolitan Community Church 474 Ridge St NWChurch: 202-638-7373
Mt. Airy Baptist1100 North Capitol St NWAlberta Humes: 202-397-2747
Mt. Lebanon Baptist 1219 New Jersey Ave NWKim Better: 202-256-0116
Mt. Pleasant Baptist215 Rhode Island Ave NWKirby Lewis: 202-526-7696
Mt Sinai Baptist Church1615 3rd Street NWJames Nelson:202-635-4962
Northwest Cooperative Homes224 R St NWWashington, D.C Phyllis Perry: 202-234-8006William Barbour:202-265-3704
New Bethel Baptist1739 9th St, NWCynthia Kelly: 240-463-1765
Second NorthwestCooperative1321 5th St. NWYoulette Johnson:202-352-2751Joseph Bright: 202-483-6889
St. Martin of Tours1908 N Capitol St, NWManford Jones: 301-350-9668
Tenth Street Baptist1000 R Street NWBetty Marshall: 202-232-1685Curlie Williams: 202-832-9582
20002
About My Father’s Busi-ness411 New York Ave NEDarryl White: 202-248-
6655Carver Terrace TenantsAssociation2026 Maryland Ave NEThelma Duren: 202-388-6464
Greater Mt. Pisgah Bap-tist Church1818 Gales Street NEBrenda Beverly: 301-379-1221 or [email protected] Memorial CME1425 C St NEDeana Smith: 301-248-9188Lincoln Park United Methodist1301 N Carolina Ave NE
New Samaritan Baptist1100 Florida Ave NESusan Harper: 202-547-5839
Peace Baptist712 18th St NEDeacon Robert Baker: 202-436-4813 Delores Robinson: 202-546-2904 Church: 202-399-3450
Pilgrim AME Missionary612 17th St NEMargaret Maske: [email protected]
Pilgrim Baptist 700 Eye St NELoretta Logan: 202-808-1198
St. Benedict the Moor321 21st St NEChurch: 202-397-3895Cheryl Hamlim-Wil-liams: 301-996-6711 or [email protected]
20003
Holy Temple 439 12th St SEReginald Kelly: 202-547-8364
Mt. Moriah Baptist 1636 East Capitol St NEIda Williams: 301-772-7645Kim Underwood: 202-526-8208
20007
Jerusalem Baptist2600 P St NWTonya Thomas: 301-325-9255
20009
Freedom Baptist
1519 U St NWDeacon Thomas Gills: 301-922-2899 or [email protected] Nelson: 301-509-5160 or [email protected]
Mt. Gilead Baptist1625 13th St NWPatricia McCall: 301-735-2032 or [email protected] Clark: 202-832-6894
St. Augustine Catholic15th & V Streets NWLes Smith: 703-955-9649
20010
Canaan Baptist 1607 Monroe St NWAlana Willis: 202-462-6005Church: 202-234-5330
20011
Brightwood Park United Methodist8th & Jefferson Streets NWVirginia Hickman: 301-434-7524Jeannie Purnell: 202-723-1275
Greater New St. Paul1300 Ingraham St NWAnn Purce: 202-726-0209Deacon Joseph Young: 202-288-0115
Israel Metropolitan CME557 Randolph St NWLillian Ruffin: 202-723-5795
Peoples Congregational UCC4704 13th St NWJames Pierce Jr.: 202-723-4972
Simpson Hamline UMC4501 16th St NWWilliam Stemley: 202-733-8333 or [email protected]
St. John United Baptist6343 13th St NWAnnette Napper: 202-829-1108
Zion Hill Baptist841 Shepherd St NWPastor James: 202-722-1580
Theadora Thornes: 202-583-0872 or202-531-9928
20015
Blessed Sacrament3630 Quesada St NWTim Gorman: 301-657-3222
20017
Michigan Park Christian1600 Taylor St NEWinfred Lynch: 202-423-4483 Church: 202-526-3355St. Anthony Catholic1029 Monroe St NEStephanie Gilmore: 202-460-0356 or [email protected]
Edgewood Commons601 Edgewood Street, NEPatricia Williams: 202-709-9375
20018
Mt. Horeb Baptist2914 Bladensburg Rd NEChurch: 202-529-3180Michael Pleasant: 240-640-0634
New Canaan Baptist 2826 Bladensburg Rd NEChurch: 202-529-9530Flo Williams: 202-399-4808
Sharon Baptist 3825 26th St NEClementine Kelson: 202.583.1373
St. Paul Baptist1611 Brentwood RoadMarshelin Thompson: 202-636-5769
20019
Beulah Baptist5820 Dix St NEDebra McPherson: 301-702-0166Reecie Thomas: 301-292-0488Church: 202-396-5368
Central Union Baptist4401 Foote St NEChurch: 202-399-5340
Contee AME Zion903 Division St NEAl Garner: 202-438-3875 or [email protected]
First Baptist of Dean-wood1008 45th St NEArnita Hannon Christ-mon: 202-396-0534Geraldine Langford: 202-396-0534
First Baptist of Minnesota Ave3440 Minnesota Ave SEChurch: 202-581-9100Dorothy Parrish: 301-423-2348
First United Methodist - Bradbury Heights4323 Bowen Rd SEEva Arey: 202-583-1244Valerie Quick: 202-583-1244
Grace Apostolic Church4417 Dix St NECarol Williams: 202-399-7774Holy Trinity Worship Center4628 Minnesota Ave NEJoyce Wells: 202-462-8882
J o h n s o n M e m o r i a l Church800 Ridge Rd SEClarence Proctor: 202-641-7004or 202-526-4955
Miracle Temple 5219 Call Place SERev. Judy Martin: 301-324-1519
New Morning Star Bap-tist 5016 Sheriff Rd NEChurch: 202-396-6672
Our Lady Queen of Peace3800 Ely Place SERobin Jones: 301-423-0907Jean Hale: 202-582-8600 or 202-399-5811
Redeeming Love Christian Center4611 Nannie Helen Bur-roughs Ave NEDorothy Jones: 202-450-2660
Sargent Memorial Presbyterian5109 Nannie Burroughs Ave NEJanette Whitfield: 301-952-9258
St. John Baptist5228 Call Place SEBarbara Johnson:
301-502-0250
St. Luke’s Cathol ic Church4925 E Capitol St SEBarbara Batiste: 301-499-1692Yvetta Cephas: 301-350-8545
The New Macedonia Baptist4115 Alabama Ave, SEPauline E. Allen: 202-563-2550Kim Farley: 240-354-2890
Ward Memorial AME241 42nd St. NELeah Lilly: 301-272-5474
Zion Baptist of Eastland Gardens1234 Kenilworth Ave NENelcina Wiggins: 301-221-4378 or [email protected]
20020
Brighter Day Ministries2525 12th Place SEMargaret Harper:202-506-7807
Emmanuel Baptist2409 Ainger Place SEBeverly Battle: 202-678-2713Grace Memorial Baptist2407 Minnesota Ave SEPatricia Ferguson: 202-582-1229Matthews Memor ia l Baptist2616 Martin Luther King Ave SEDeloris Poole: 301-717-9974
New ImageCommunity Baptist 1839 Alabama Ave, SEMesha Moody-Pratt: 202-889-3067
St. John CME2801 Stanton Rd, SEAl Chadwick: 202-678-7788
Young’s Memorial2490 Alabama Ave SEJean Smith: 202-889-3434
20024
Christ United Methodist900 4th St. SWSharon Marbury-Brooks: 202-360-0484
20032
Satellites highlighted in gray have a $1 charge to help cover transportation costs
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Metropolitan Outreach 4025 9th St. SEBrenda Tyree: 202-904-0122
Morning Star Baptist 3204 Brothers Place SEMichael Sharp and Jan Akue: 202-373-5566
St. Thomas More 4275 4th St. SEChurch: 202-562-0431Flora Gantt: 240-644-2523
True Gospel Tabernacle 4201 Wheeler Road SEPastor Reginald Farmer: 202-388-0213
MARYLAND
20601- Waldorf
New Hope AME12353 Old Washington Rd.Church: 301-870-6460LaTonya Drayton: 301-787-5000
20602, 20603 - Waldorf
Zion Wesley United Methodist11500 Berry Rd.Cynthia Holmes: 301-861-8034
20607 – AccokeekRiver Jordan Project15809 Livingston RdRev. Tierney Screen: 301-873-8704Rev. Robert Screen: 240-687-4026
20613 – Brandywine
Union Bethel AME6810 Floral Park RdNyanda Dutch Malik: 301-372-1405
20640 - Indian Head, MD
Metropolitan United Methodist3385 Metropolitan Church Rd.Edith Myers: 301-283-5252
20646- La Plata
Grace Lutheran1200 Charles St. Alice Adams: 301-885-1819
20653 - Lexington Park
Restoration Free Gospel19895 Three Notch Rd.
20712
Tr iumphant Bapt is t Church4603 Eastern AvenueCrystal Floyd301-559-2200
20716 - Bowie
Greater Mt. Nebo AME1001 Old Mitchellville RdVicki or Eugene Wil-liams:301-877-2449
St. James Baptist402 Abel Ave.Joyce Doughty: 240-491-6839Linda Rhinehart: 202-396-2439
20722 - Brentwood
N. Brentwood Community Center4012 Webster StreetDeborah Curry: 301-404-4373
20735 – Clinton
Antioch Baptist-Clinton9107 Pineview LaneSusie Cato: 301-442-9957
Clinton Baptist8701 Woodyard RdNatasha Williams: 301-868-1177
St. John’s the Evange-list/Joint Base Andrews8908 Old Branch Av-enuePaul & Janet Koester – (301) 868-1070Alicia Hinds-Ward - (240) 678-6838
20736 - Owings
Jesus the Good ShepherdMt. Harmony RdLynn Robinson: 443-964-8054Ned Waugaman: 410-257-0464
20740 - College Park
PG Knights of Columbus #28099450 Cherry Hill Rd.Carolyn Lank: 301-937-8756
20743 - Capitol Heights
Community Baptist904 Cedar Heights DriveBrigitte James: 202-415-1406
Church: 301-925-4193
Craig Memorial5305 Farmingdale PlaceDelores Levi: 301-516-8316Dennis Wilson: 301-599-1347Faith Missionary Baptist9161 Hampton Overlook DrMary Roberts: 301-322-4090Church: 301-350-2200
Freedom Way Missionary Baptist1266 Benning RdAva Brodie: 301-807-6912
Friendship Church Outreach Ministries5252 Addison RoadA v i l a L e w i s [email protected]
Spirit of Peace Baptist4311 R StreetEdward Blair: 301-336-6341Janice Talley Melvin: 202-257-6387Barbara Parker: 301-772-1600
St. James Baptist402 Abel Ave.Joyce Doughty: 240-491-6839Linda Rhinehart: 202-396-2439
St. Paul Baptist6419 Marlboro PikeSusan Smith: 301-322-4938
The Sanctuary9171 Central AveRosalyn Brown: 301-455-2117
Whole Life Ministries Int’l9000 East Hampton Dr.Ms. Ollie Martin: 301-336-5015
20743- Fairmount Heights
Eastside Holy Trinity717 58th Ave.Renee Young: 301-925-7979
First Baptist - Fairmount Heights806 58th AveDenise O’Brien: 240-501-6466
20743 - Seat Pleasant
Carmody Hills Baptist6501 Seat Pleasant Dr.
Dorothy Suber: 301-516-6680
Mt. Pisgah Holy Church5717 Addison Rd.Pauletta Hall: 202-730-1569 or 202-615-9508
20744 - Ft Washington
Carol ina Missionary Baptist9901 Allentown Rd.Patrice Brown: 301-894-3349
El-Bethel Baptist11384 Livingston Rd.Diane Ward: 301-203-4446
Ft. Foote Baptist8310 Ft Foote RdAllen & Cathy Harrell:301-839-1343
Ft. Washington Christian 10900 Indian Head HighwayKay Adams: 301-292-1663
20745 - Oxon Hill
St. Mark AME5427 Indian Head Hwy.Church: 301-567-9509Doris Gibson: 301-248-1804
St. Paul United Meth-odist6634 St. Barnabas Rd Shirley Smith: 301-567-4433
20746 - Camp Springs
New Creations Christian Church4045 Silver Hill RdMinister Charles Burrell: 301-899-9858
Trinity Christian Ministry 5847 Allentown RdStephanie Bowles: 301-943-2964Deandra Joefield: 240-346-7389
20746 – Suitland
Galilee Baptist Church2101 Shadyside AveDeacon George Harri-son: 301-538-3636Deacon Michael Parker: 301-518-3220
2 0 7 4 7 - D i s t r i c t Heights/Suitland
District Heights Church of Christ5922 Marlboro Pike
Kevin Andrews: 240-281-3910
Hemingway Memorial AME6330 Gateway BlvdMrs. Audrey Scott: 202.832.1864
2 0 7 4 7 - D i s t r i c t Heights/Suitland
Forestvi l le New Re-deemer 7808 Marlboro PikeWilliam Ferguson: 240-731-9314Rev. Juanita Brower: 301-967-6000
Shiloh Abundant Life7905 Cryden WayCassandra Mitchell: 301-735-5100
Woodland Springs6617 Atwood St.Tiffany Singletary: 301-735-2100
St. Matthews Baptist2001 Brooks DriveLouise P Hughes: 202-399-5311Alvin Catlett: 301-775-3065
St. Paul Baptist6419 Marlboro PikeSusan Smith: 301-322-4938
20748 - Camp Springs
Central Baptist5600 Old Branch Rd.Church: 301-899-3800Henry Pulley: 301-335-9857Lydia Joyner: 301-735-9695
20748 - Temple HillsMt. Calvary Missionary Baptist5000 St Barnabas RdEdwina Rollins: 301-627-5572Dorothy Watkins: 301-705-6775
St. Stephen’s Baptist 5757 Temple Hill RoadJohnnie Smith: 301-894-1645
United Methodist Church of the Redeemer1901 Iverson StChurch: 301-894-8622
20769 - GlendaleReid Temple AME11400 Glenn Dale Blvd.Angela Chavis: 301.352.0320 x 458rtsharefood@gmail.
SHARE Sites, by Zip CodeSatellites highlighted in gray have a $1 charge to help cover transportation costs
Church: 301-863-4506
20677 – Port Tobacco
Redeeming Life Ministries Intl7845 Port Tobacco RoadZanthia Pennington: 301-392-3502
20705 – Beltsville
Queen’s Chapel United Methodist7410 Old Muirkirk RdChurch: 301-210-9038John Collins: 301-317-8573
St. John’s Episcopal 11040 Baltimore AveChurch: 301-937-4292
20706 – Lanham Abundant Life Christian Ministries4200 Forbes Blvd. Suite 103Phyllis Smith: 240-375-0710Church: 301-429-2727
Ebenezer United Meth-odist4912 Whitfield Chapel RdEdna Pittmon: 301-552-2412
New Beginnings Church of God of Prophecy6017 Cipriano RdDauntria Reynolds:202-507-1083Brenda Paige: 202-520-7618
20707 – Laurel
City of Zion 14100 Laurel Park DrSheila Thompson: 240-786-8661
First Baptist - Laurel15000 First Baptist LaneAdam Stephens:301-725-1688
Knights of ColumbusPatuxent Council #2203Main Street &St. Mary’s PlaceGary Hall: 301-725-1952
20708 – Laurel
Faith AME 13714 Briarwood DrCarolyn Holiday: 301-809-294420711 – Lothian
Adams UMC937 Bayard RoadA r e l i a N e a l : 301.919.7106
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20770 – Greenbelt
The Gathering at Forestville7727 Belle Point DriveJackie Bryant: 301-802-3684
20772- Upper Marlboro
Cornerstone Peaceful Baptist 10675 Crain HighwayChristopher Sutton: 301-292-0608
Greater St. John11425 Old Marlboro PikeChurch: 301-574-5100
Most Holy Rosary Catholic11794 Duley Station RdJ e a n W h i t e : 3 0 1 - 8 6 8 - 7 2 3 8 Church: 301-856-3880
20774 - Upper Marl-boro
Mt Ephraim Baptist610 Largo RdP a t r i c i a D a -vis:301-925-8828Church: 301-808-1584
Ritchie Baptist Church1706 Sansbury RdEthlyn Carroll: 240.249.6877
20782 - Hyattsville
First UMC - Hyattsville6201 Belcrest RoadGarnett Lee Henley: 301-325-8362Zenobia Oyenuga: 301-572-6878
Triumphant Baptist Church5505 Sargent RoadCrystal Floyd: 301-559-2200
20783 - Hyattsville
Turner Memorial AME 7201 16th Place Wanda Watson: 202.489.3950 – Cell - [email protected]
20784 - Landover Hills
St. Mary’s7401 Buchanan StValerie Stello: 240-893-1624
20785 - Landover
First Baptist-Glenarden3600 Brightseat RdMichael Barnes: 301-356-2569Church: 301-773-3600
First Baptist - Highland Park6801 Sherriff RdFrances Rush: 301-350-1334
20850 - Rockville
Mt. Calvary Baptist608 North Horners LaneSusan Payne: 301-330-6136Church: 301-424-8717
20877 - Gaithersburg
First AME Church of Gaithersburg17620 Washington Grove LaneJackie Cross: 240-505-3259
20879 - Gaithersburg
Emory Grove United Methodist8200 Emory Grove Rd.Bernice Brown: 301-972-3395Ms. Ray Hopkins: 301-840-2172
Goshen United Methodist 19615 Goshen Rd.Doris Byrd-Watts: 301-829-943220901 - Silver Spring
Mt. Jezreel Baptist420 University Blvd.Bernetta Robinson: 301-899-0637 Cecilia Mason: 301-552-2821
20904 - Silver Spring
Allen Chapel AME 2518 Fairland Rd.Lynn Pugh: 301-871-2067Irene Moore: 301-879-9232
20905 - Silver Spring
People’s Community Baptist31 Norwood RdLa Joy Mosby: 301-384-2601
20912 - Takoma Park
Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic1006 Larch Ave.Ted Deppner: 301-221-0895Terry de la Santos: 301-439-8957
21044 - Columbia
Locust United Methodist 6851 Martin Rd.Janet Williams: 443-546-3409
21076 - HanoverSt. Mark United Meth-odist1440 Dorsey Rd.Betty Mack: 410-266-5004
21117 – Owings Mill
Mt. Pleasant AME 235 Tollgate RdAndrea Billips: 410-456-3145
21133 – Randallstown
Divine Wisdom CC Baptist Church9990 Liberty RdLinda Jones 443-416-7014 or Towanda Woods
21201 - Baltimore
Pennsylvania Ave. AME Zion1128 Pennsylvania AveRose Jones: 410-233-5286 or 410-664-6218
21207 - Baltimore
Morning Star Baptist Church of Baltimore County1512 Woodlawn DriveHelen Carpenter:410-747-3417
21212 - Baltimore
Huber Memorial 5701 York RdChurch: 410-435-1496
Wilson Park CC4629 York RdTonjua Boston:443-416-5498Ms. Tiny: 410-746-5856
21213 - Baltimore
Israel Baptist1220 N Chester St
Viola Jeffries: 443-803-0853Daphnie Davis: 410-483-7077
21216 - Baltimore
Spirit & Truth New Testa-ment 1744 W North AvePastor David Brown: 410-608-5908
21217 - Baltimore
Golden Doves of Payne AME1701 Madison AveSheila Gibson: 410-462-3800
Fulton Baptist1630 W North AveRomona Franklin: 410-926-8849
21221 - Essex
House of God Church171 Whiltshire RdBeverly Tripline: 443-677-9037
21223 - Baltimore
Helping Hands/St James UMC 1906 W. Lexington St.Sharnique Shorter: 443-904-5016
21229 - Baltimore
Baltimore Metropolitan Coalition Arbutus UMC1248 Pine Heights Av-enueAnthony Brzeczko: 443-257-6879; Wayne Keehner: 443-865-5104
New Christian Memorial 3525 W. Caton Ave.Church: 410-566-5063Rev. Lamont Baker & Kerri Elliott
21230 - BaltimoreStar of Bethlehem AME2525 Ridgely St.Michele Williams:(410) 365-9280
21233 - Baltimore
Set the Captives Free7111 Windsor Blvd.Betty Sharp: 410-701-6859 or 443-938-5905
21703 - Frederick
Knights of Columbus #1622Brian Duncan: 240-367-6490
21713 - Boonsboro
Mt. Nebo UMC134 S. Main St.Susan Barnes: 301-432-8116
21773 - Myersville
Mt. Zion UMC603 Main St.Church: 301-293-1401Brenda Knox Burkett: 301-293-1401
VIRGINIA
20106 – Amissville
Amissville United Meth-odist 14760 Lee HighwayBarbara Sanders: 540-937-2693
20109 - ManassasWord Alive Church8517 Rixlew LaneLucy Alleyne: 703-369-6770
20152 - Chantilly
Prosperity Baptist 42962 Braddock Rd.Renee Lawson: 703-600-9013
20191 - Reston
Heritage Fel lowship UCC2501 Fox Mill Rd. Lucille Walkes: 703-620-9515 ext. 308
22015 - Burke
Burke Centre 5708 Oak Leather DriveTerri Bowen: 703-309-8206
22026 - Dumfries
First Mt. Zion Baptist16622 Dumfries RdThomas Bates: 703-330-6371
22042 - Falls Church
Second Baptist Church6626 Costner DriveRev. Samuel Barnhart: 703-533-3217
Joyce Laing: 703-590-7557
22192 - Woodbridge
Mt. Olive Baptist13111 Telegraph RDLisa Mason: 540-809-8737
22204 - Arlington
Macedonia Baptist3412 S 22nd St.Darlene Gilbert: 703-521-7663
22207 - Arlington
22314 - Alexandria
Mt. Jezreel Baptist317 North Payne St.Barbara Britton Williams: 571-332-1925Pam Moore: 301-395-7453Church: 703-549-3025
Shiloh Baptist1401 Duke StHughie L Jackson: 301-899-8460Elaine Augustus: 703-683-4573
22408 - Fredericksburg
St. Jude9600 Caritas StreetMark Williams: 540-891-7350
22553 - Spotsylvania
St. MatthewDave Sharrett8200 Robert East Lee [email protected]
22555 - Stafford
Mt. Olive Baptist395 Mount Olive Road Roxana W. Parker: 540-538-2535Linda Hawthorne: 540-993-8732
WEST VIRGINIA
25414 - Charles Town
Zion Baptist ChurchPO Box 1227Sister Gwen Twyman:304-724-2044
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BlackMusicMonthIn 1979 Kenny Gamble, Ed Wright and Dyana Williams implemented a month-long celebration of the impact of black music. These music business insiders pioneered Black Music Month and helped to create a continuous movement of empowerment and appreciation. On June 7th, 1979 the inspirational group successfully lobbied President Jimmy Carter into hosting a reception to formally recognize the cultural and financial contributions of black music throughout history. Since that fateful year, Black Music Month has grown from an intimate commemoration to national reach with an abundance of events held annually across
the country.As years went on many musicians, fans and influential individuals joined in celebratory observance during the month of June. Today throughout the month events are held embracing the achievements, prominent timelines and impactful moments of Black music. It is a chance to remember those musicians lost along the way. It is also an encouraging pathway for young musicians to follow their dreams. In 2009 President Barack Obama further defined June as African American Music Appreciation Month, and declared that the start of summer would be a celebration for “the rich heritage” of African American
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music and how these instrumental musicians, “have enriched American music and captured the diversity of our Nation.”African American Music Appreciation Month continues to bring together all walks of life through the love of music. Join in commemorating the music that influences creativity, diversity, and unity.
“The music of our Nation has always spoken to the condition of our people and
reflected the diversity of our Union. African-American musicians, composers, singers,
and songwriters have made enormous contributions to our culture by capturing the
hardships and aspirations of a community and reminding us of our shared values.”
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The Lost Art of Cooking: June 2019
• 1 ¼ LBS Flank Steak
• 2 tbsp Canola oil
• 2 tbsp rice vinegar
• 2 tbsp light brown Sugar
• 2 tbsp reduced-sodium
• Soy Sauce
Flank Steak Stir-Fry
Recipes Complied and Edited By Karen Nash
DIRECTIONS:1. Season the steak with salt and pepper. In a 12-inc skillet, heat the oil on
high. Add the steak. And cool 4 min. per side, until browned.2. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, whisk together The rice vinegar, brown
sugar, soy sauce, and black pepper. Heat the rice according to the pack-age directions.
3. Transfer steak to cutting board. Reduce heat to medium. Add the onions to skillet and cook 1 min. Add the peppers strips and broccoli. Cook 2 min. Thinly slice steak and add to skillet, along with sauce mix-ture. Cook 2 min, stirring often. Serve over rice.
• 1 15.9oz pkg Whole Grain Brown Rice
• ½ Cup diced onion
• ½ (16oz) bag frozen mixed pepper strips, thawed
• ½ (16oz) bag frozen broccoli florets, thawed
• 2 tbsp olive oil
• 1 (1lb) Thin Sliced Chicken Breasts
• ½ Cup all-purpose flour
• 11/2 tbsp minced garlic
Creamy Chicken Marsala
DIRECTIONS:1. In a 12 -inch nonstick skillet, heat the oil medium-high. Season the
chicken with salt and pepper. Place the flour in a wide Dish and coat each piece of Chicken.
2. Add chicken to skillet and cook 3 min. per side, until Browned. Transfer to Plate.
3. To same skillet, add the garlic, Cook 1 min stirring. Stir in the Marsala wine and heat to a boil scraping up any browned bits. Boil 1 min.
4. Add the broth and season with salt and pepper. Return chicken to skillet. Reduce heat to medium. Simmer 5 min., until chicken is cooked, and wine has reduced.
5. Remove from heat. Stir in the cream chees until melted. Garnish with Parsley.
• ¾ cup Marsala Wine
• 1 cup Organic low sodium Chicken Broth
• 1 oz reduced fat cream cheese
• 3 tbsp finely chopped fresh parsley
• 1 cup butter softened
• 3 cups sugar
• 6 eggs
• 1 teaspoon lemon extract
Pound Cake
DIRECTIONS:1. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beat-
ing well after each addition. Stir in extracts. Add flour alternately with cream, beating just until combined. Pour into two greased and floured 9--in x 5-in loaf pans.
2. Bake at 325 for 80-85 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
3. Tool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely. Serve with fruit if desired.’
4. Yield: 2 cakes (10-12) servings each)
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
• 3 cups all-purpose flour
• 1 cup heavy whipping cream
• Sliced fresh fruit, optional
• 3 Cups water
• 1 cube vegetable bouillon, low sodium
• 2 cups white potatoes cut in 2-inch strips
• 2 cups carrots sliced
• 4 cups summer squash cut in 1-inch squares
• 1 cup summer squash cut in
Spring Vegetable Stew
DIRECTIONS:1. Heat water and bullion in a large pot and bring to a boil2. Add potatoes and carrots to the broth and simmer for 5 minutes3. Add remaining ingredients except for the tomatoes; continue cooking
for 15 minutes over medium heat.4. Remover 4 chunks of squash and puree in blender. Return pureed
mixture to pot; let cook for 10 minutes more.5. Add tomatoes and cook for another 5 minutes.6. Remove from flame and let sit for 5 minutes to allow stew to thicken.(Add other favorite vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, etc., in place of or in addition to squash.)
4 chunks
• 1 can (15 oz) sweet corn, rinsed and drained
• 1 tsp thyme
• 2 clove garlic minced
• 1 scallion chopped
• ½ small hot pepper, chopped
• 1 cup onion coarsely chopped
• 1 cup tomatoes diced
• 1 Tbsp vegetable oil
• 4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves cut into 1-inch pieces
• 2 zucchini, unpeeled and thinly sliced
• 1 small eggplant peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
• 1 medium onion thinly sliced
• 1 medium green pepper cut into 1-inch pieces
Chicken Ratatouille
DIRECTIONS:1. Heat oil in large nonstick skillet. Add chicken and sauté about 3 min-
utes, or until lightly browned.2. Add zucchini, eggplant, onion, green pepper and mushrooms. Cook
about 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.3. Add tomatoes, garlic, basil, parsley and pepper; stir and continue cook-
ing about 5 minutes, or until chicken is tender.4. Broil 6 inches from heat, 15 minutes on each side, brushing with mari-
nade every 5 minutes. Discard any leftover marinade.
• ½ lbs. fresh mushrooms, sliced (or 1 small can sliced mushrooms)
• 1 can (16oz) whole tomatoes, cut up
• 1 clove garlic minced
• 1-1/2 tsp dried basil crushed
• 1 Tbsp parsley minced Black pepper to taste
• 4-5 medium to large Potatoes
• 2 large onions
• 1 ½ cups of grated cheddar cheese
• 2 tbsp butter
Potato Onion and Cheese Casserole
DIRECTIONS:1. Peel potatoes and slice thinly for even cooking (store in a large bowl
covered with water while preparing the other ingredients). Drain before layering with other ingredients.
2. Peel and slice onions. Cut as thin as possible also set aside.3. Combine the cornstarch and the milk stirring until cornstarch is com-
bined with the milk.4. In a quart sized oven dish start layering with the onions on the bottom
then a layer of potatoes and a layer of cheese repeating until the dish is full. Pour the milk combination over the items in the dish. Cut into small pieces the 2 tbsp of butter and place over the top of the casserole.
5. Place in center of oven and cook for 90 minutes. 6. This is a creamy side dish good for any meal. Add ham or chopped
chicken to the layering and have a great one dish meal.
• 2 cups milk
• 1 tbsp cornstarch
• Salt and paper to taste
• Heat oven 325 degrees
