3222 Hubbard Road, Landover, MD 20785 www.sharedc.org 301-864-3115 Jim Belson SHARE Washington’s Founding Father By Bill Black, Member, some research into the program with an SHARE Advisory Council eye toward establishing one in the Wash- ington, DC area. SHARE began in 1990 as a joint proj- Jim visited the SHARE operation in ect of the Order of Malta and Catholic Milwaukee and was impressed. It was dis- Charities of the Archdiocese of Washing- tributing ten thousand food packages out ton, DC. Over the years, there have been of a Schlitz beer warehouse. He subse- changes in various elements of SHARE, quently formed a small task force, includ- including staff, customers, host sites and ing other Knights of Malta, Jim Trainor even a new warehouse. One thing that and Charlie Wolf, and the team visited has not changed from the beginning is the SHARE programs in Philadelphia, PA and key involvement of Jim Belson, one of the Newark, NJ. founding fathers of SHARE in Washing- At the conclusion of their research, ton, DC. they realized that a fully functioning In 1988, the Honorable James A. Bel- SHARE program was more than the Order son was a judge on the District of Colum- of Malta, with its one staff person, could bia Court of Appeals. He was also on the handle. At the same time, the committee Board of Directors of the Federal Associa- recognized the huge value that SHARE
tion of the Order of Malta. A fellow board could bring to the Washington area. Jim member, Dan Meehan from Milwaukee, enlisted the help of Sergio Micheli, a was leading a very successful SHARE DC restauranteur who knew the head of program in his home town. He proposed Catholic Charities at the time, Monsignor that the Order of Malta establish a SHARE Kevin Farrell. Jim and Sergio met with Orders for holiday sites due 11/3 program in Washington, DC and the Board Monsignor Farrell and made their case, Orders for monthly host sites due 11/6 agreed to consider it. Order of Malta Pres- ident Shep Abell asked Jim Belson to do Please see page 7 Distribution day - 11/17, or 11/18, or 11/20
FESTIVE AND SEASONAL, HEALTHY AND NUTRITIOUS FOODS
Whole Roasting Chicken – 5 lb. average Ground Pork Sausage Meat – 1 lb. – November 2017 Fish Fillets 1 lb. Stovetop Stuffing Mix, Elbow Macaroni, SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT
Mashed Potatoes, plus fresh seasonal 1 2 3 4
ORDERS produce such as sweet potatoes, onions, DUE FOR BOXING apples or oranges 7-11am HOLIDAY PURE AND SIMPLE GROCERIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS SITES
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+ THANKSGIVING VALUE TURKEY $44 ORDERS 11-15# BUTTERBALL TURKEY, plus a DUE FOR BAGGING DINNER $34 WHOLE ROASTING CHICKEN, GROUND HOST 7-10am PORK SAUSAGE MEAT, FISH FILLETS, SITES FOR AN 11-15# BUTTERBALL STUFFING MIX, MASHED POTATOES, TURKEY, SWEET POTATO PATTIES, ELBOW MACARONI, AND 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 MACARONI AND CHEESE, CORN, MIXED fresh seasonal produce such as SWEET D-DAY D-DAY VEGETABLES, AND AN APPLE PIE POTATOES, ONIONS, APPLES OR ORANGES BAGGING and BOXING Week 11:30am – 5:30am– PLEASE CALL FOR VOLUNTEER HOURS 5:30pm 11:30am SHARE grows STRONGER with every purchase, HARVEST
CAN 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 and EVERYONE SHARE. WILL YOU? PRODUCE BOX SERVING NEIGHBORHOODS FROM Market Day $ FOR BALTIMORE, TO CHARLES TOWN, TO MANASSAS, 16 8-10# 12n – 5pm Local apples, collard TO LEXINGTON PARK, TO HAMPTON ROADS greens, carrots, Brussels CONVENIENT PAYMENT OPTIONS: sprouts, cranberries, red 26 27 28 29 30 potatoes and fresh garlic Debit/Credit Cards, EBT, Cash/Money Order DECEMBER Menu items are subject to change. If it is ORDERS necessary, we work hard to make the are due
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SHARE FOOD NETWORK November Host Site Anniversaries HOST SITE CORNER HOST NAME YEARS IN PROGRAM ST THOMAS MORE 27 MATTHEWS MEMORIAL BAPT 27 ST BENEDICT THE MOOR 27 NORTH BRENTWOOD COMM CENTER 27 FREEDOM WAY MISSIONARY BAPT 27 EMORY GROVE U M CHURCH 27 CARMODY HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH 26 GREATER MT PISGAH BAPTIST CHURCH 24 CHRISTIAN ENRICHMENT CENTER 22 BURKE CENTRE 22 MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH, VA 19 ST STEPHEN’S BAPTIST CHURCH 16 ASCENSION CATHOLIC CHURCH 16 ANTIOCH BAPTIST-UPPER MARLBORO 15 FIRST UNITED METHODIST-HYATTSVILLE 13 ISRAEL BAPTIST CHURCH 13 CAPITOL GATEWAY SR. BUILDING 11 TRUTH RIGHTEOUSNESS AND LOVE MINISTRIES 11 NORBECK COMMUNITY CHURCH 11 ST VINCENT DE PAUL / ST MARY’S 10 CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 8 RIVER JORDAN PROJECT, INC 7 URBAN OUTREACH 5 WHOLE LIFE MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL 5 FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH 5 ST MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH-VA 4
• Individuals can buy packages for themselves, plus one more to give away. PARTICIPATION • A neighboring business, realtor, Total Packages: 5,478 or insurance agent can touch FIVE FAMILIES a month with Total Pounds: 76,840 $100. • Corporations want and need Total Meals: 64,034 to give in meaningful ways. SHARE's savings model means that every dollar given is doubled. If you approach them to match your commitment to community, your dollars can be quadrupled. The packages their dollars can buy can improve the lives of seniors who are too often isolated and food inse- cure, or the developmentally Everyone wants to do good in this world. "Good" means disabled, or returning citizens, or those most in need. different things to do different people, and SHARE can • You and your partnership with SHARE can broaden the reach be a part of every one of these conversations. of "good" in ways you may not today imagine.
October’s Value Comparison SHARE Chicken Breast Total package weight: 14.18 pounds FOOD NETWORK Ham Steak Contributors RETAIL VALUE Meatballs Bill Black, Jennifer Newlin, Jaynee Acevedo and Naomi Mackie-Cook Citrus Cod Raspberries $40.12 Web address: www.sharedc.org Cucumbers Canteloupe AND YOU PAID Green Peppers Onions $21.00 Potatoes
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Puzzle of the Month Doing Good For Those S U D Y L R A U W R H J T P S K G N K G M W A R U L M K E K O M R K K V O A X Y C T E R E I A W J R R T I C E A B I M B Who Have Served N O V E R S O B Y F H Y C I L N L D Z H N V S G T L S R T A Z P K T E I I N Y W On Veterans Day, November 5. Deliver a meal or care packages H E L T F P A I N O O U O S T K N I M B 11, we honor the brave men and to veterans. R I I Y U C O K N G O Y R M O P T R B I women who have selflessly served 6. Help a veteran tell their story P I A P S M S T X G X F T U N M M E K I our country and risked their lives K M X V O G E S A K B P R R M U O N Y S through a project such as the L P V W I O O B O T O C E D Y P F N Z K to protect our freedoms. There are Veteran’s History Project. You W Q K V S F V M Z D O F A S Q U A N T O many ways to give back to the more can download a VHP field kit D N I T Z M B E T I W E T Z M T O W A N than 23 million vets who have sac- from the Library of Congress F N E E N O B H S I W W S T U F F I N G rificed so much. website. G N R E T N A L O K C A J R E W L T A I A good place to begin is with 7. Volunteer with an organization, T G S H W N V O F W J O K C R L I W D U the following organizations: such as Canine Companions for R T O D K O G H O S T E G A C M B T J J Q M Q F W H L S T L Y Z T N O P D B C R 1.Visit a wounded veteran at the Independence, that provide ther- B V U R S D Y L I M A F Y D J S J Y O H hospital. apy dogs to veterans. R L E X S B Z Y A O D G Y Y J M H S K G 2.Offer your home repair skills to a 8. Offer a vet a ride by volunteering L D F K K V W O Y H N C C S K E Y E C B veteran or military family. with the Disabled American Vet-
3.Create an online neighborhood erans (DAV) organization, which BOO HALLOWEEN STUFFING provides free transportation to CANDY INDIAN SWEET POTATOES user group that can be used to COSTUME JACK O LANTERN THANKFUL share information about neigh- men and women unable to travel DRESSING MAYFLOWER THANKSGIVING borhood activities, recommend to VA medical facilities on their DRUMSTICK PIE TRICK OR TREAT FAMILY PILGRIM TURKEY reliable repair companies, and own. FOOTBALL PUMPKIN WISHBONE find babysitters. An online group 9. Visit serve.gov and use keyword GHOST SCARY WITCH GOBBLE SKELETON may also help identify the needs “veterans” to find more opportu- GOBLIN SQUANTO of your neighbors. nities to serve our nation’s veter- 4. Volunteer your financial, legal, ans. Name the States: Answers or career expertise via MilServe. 10. Say “Thank You”.
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PAGE 3 SHARE FOOD NETWORK SHARE Sites, by Zip Code Satellites highlighted in gray have a $1 charge to help cover transportation costs
WASHINGTON, DC 4945 Jerusalem Baptist Geraldine Langford: 202- Pauline E. Allen: 202-563- 20001 2600 P St NW 20015 396-0534 2550 Greater Mt. Pisgah Baptist Tonya Thomas: 301-325- Holy Redeemer Catholic Church 9255 Blessed Sacrament First Baptist of Minnesota Urban Outreach 206 New York Ave NW 1818 Gales Street NE 3630 Quesada St NW Ave 5343 C St. SE Edward Monroe Jr.: 202- Loretta Rials – 703-851-7307 20009 Tim Gorman: 301-657-3222 3440 Minnesota Ave SE Ebony Hawkins: 202-517- 526-0264 Church: 202-581-9100 4391 Lane Memorial CME Freedom Baptist Knights of Columbus #224 Dorothy Parrish: 301-423- Metropolitan Community 1425 C St NE 1519 U St NW 5034 Wisconsin Ave NW 2348 Upper Room Baptist 474 Ridge St NW Deana Smith: 301-248-9188 Deacon Thomas Giles: 301- Robert Payne: 202-244- 60 Burns St NE Wendy Hamilton: 240-271- 922-2899 6165 First United Methodist - Brad- Alberta Allen: 301-905-6824 0303 Metropolitan Wesley AME bury Heights Zion Mt. Gilead Baptist 20017 4323 Bowen Rd SE Ward Memorial AME Mt. Airy Baptist 1712 N Capitol St NW 1625 13th St NW Eva Arey: 202-583-1244 241 42nd St. NE 1100 North Capitol St NW Candida Johnson: 202-232- Patricia McCall: 301-735- Michigan Park Christian Valerie Quick: 202-583-1244 Leah Lilly: 301-272-5474 Alberta Humes: 202-397- 5415 2032 1600 Taylor St NE 2747 Beverly Washington: 202- Shirley Clark: 202-832-6894 Winfred Lynch: 202-423- Grace Apostolic Church Zion Baptist - Eastland 483-3262 4483 4417 Dix St NE 1234 Kenilworth Ave NE Mt. Lebanon Baptist St. Augustine Catholic Church: 202-829-8721 Carol Williams: 202-399- Nelcina Wiggins: 301-336- 1219 New Jersey Ave NW New Samaritan Baptist 15th & V Streets NW 7774 0527 Kim Better: 202-256-0116 1100 Florida Ave NE Les Smith: 703-955-9649 St. Anthony Catholic Susan Harper: 202-547- 1029 Monroe St NE Holy Trinity Worship Center 20020 Mt. Pleasant Baptist 5839 20010 Alice Stewart: 202-731-0050 4628 Minnesota Ave NE 215 Rhode Island Ave NW Joyce Wells: 202-462-8882 Bethel Christian Kirby Lewis: 202-526-7696 Peace Baptist Canaan Baptist Edgewood Commons 2217 Minnesota Ave SE 712 18th St NE 1607 Monroe St NW 601 Edgewood Street, NE Hughes Memorial United Terri Campbell: 202-270- Mt Sinai Baptist Church Deacon Robert Baker: 202- Barbara Davis: 202-829- Patricia Williams 202-709- Methodist 5815 1615 3rd Street NW 436-4813 3969 9375 25 53rd St NE Paula Jones: 202-971-6344 James Nelson: 202-635- Delores Robinson: 202-546- Church: 202-234-5330 Church: 202-398-3411 4962 2904 20018 Brighter Day Ministries Peggyann Brown: 202-563- Church: 202-399-3450 20011 Johnson Memorial Church 2525 12th Place SE 0265 Evangel Missionary Baptist 800 Ridge Rd SE Arvis Powell: 301-221-7238 Brightwood Park United 3200 22nd St NE Clarence Proctor: 202-641- Northwest Cooperative Pilgrim AME Missionary Methodist Renee Bates: 202-251-6210 7004 or 202-526-4955 Emmanuel Baptist Homes 612 17th St NE 8th & Jefferson Streets NW Barbara Edwards: 301-853- 2409 Ainger Place SE 224 R St NW Jean Dillard: 301-574-5801 Virginia Hickman: 301-434- 2547 Miracle Temple Beverly Battle: 202-678- Washington, D.C 7524 5219 Call Place SE 2713 Phyllis Perry: 202-234-8006 Pilgrim Baptist Jeannie Purnell: 202-723- Mt. Horeb Baptist Rev. Judy Martin: 301-324- William Barbour: 202-265- 700 Eye St NE 1275 2914 Bladensburg Rd NE 1519 Grace Memorial Baptist 3704 Loretta Logan: 202-396- Church: 202-529-3180 2407 Minnesota Ave SE 4806 Greater New St. Paul Michael Pleasant: 240-640- New Morning Star Baptist Patricia Ferguson: 202-582- New Bethel Baptist 1300 Ingraham St NW 0634 5016 Sheriff Rd NE 1229 1739 9th St, NW Purity Baptist Ann Purce: 202-726-0209 Church: 202-396-6672 Cynthia Kelly: 240-463-1765 1325 Maryland Ave NE Deacon Joseph Young: 202- New Canaan Baptist Matthews Memorial Baptist Church 202-397-4333 288-0115 2826 Bladensburg Rd NE Our Lady Queen of Peace 2616 Martin Luther King Ave Second Northwest Coopera- Patricia Richey: 301-808- Church: 202-529-9530 3800 Ely Place SE SE tive 1536 Israel Metropolitan CME Flo Williams: 202-399-4808 Robin Jones: 301-423-0907 Deloris Poole: 301-717-9974 1321 5th St. NW 557 Randolph St NW Jean Hale: 202-582-8600 or Yvolette Johnson: 202-352- St. Benedict the Moor Lillian Ruffin: 202-723-5795 Sharon Baptist 202-399-5811 New Image Community 2751 321 21st St NE 3825 26th St NE Baptist Joseph Bright: 202-483- Church: 202-397-3895 Nativity Catholic Elvira Williamson: 202-529- Redeeming Love Christian 1839 Alabama Ave, SE 6889 6001 13th St NW 0367 Center Mesha Moody-Pratt: 202- Patricia Walker: 202-255- 4611 Nannie Helen Bur- 889-3067 St. Martin of Tours 20003 6405 St. Paul Baptist roughs Ave NE 1908 N Capitol St, NW 1611 Brentwood Road Dorothy Jones: 202-450- St. Francis Xavier Manford Jones: 301-350- Holy Temple Peoples Congregational UCC Marshelin Thompson: 202- 2660 2815 O Street, SE 9668 439 12th St SE 4704 13th St NW 636-5769 Geraldine Thompkins: 301- Sheila Johnson: 202-547- James Pierce Jr.: 202-723- Sargent Memorial Presby- 249-5893 Tenth Street Baptist 8365 4972 20019 terian 1000 R Street NW Sylvester Perry: 202-547- 5109 Nannie Burroughs Ave St. John CME Betty Marshall: 202-232- 8365 Rock Creek Baptist Beulah Baptist NE 2801 Stanton Rd, SE 1685 4201 8th St NW 5820 Dix St NE Janette Whitfield: 301-952- Al Chadwick: 202-678-7788 Curlie Williams: 202-832- Liberty Baptist Joyce Green: 202-685-5423 Debra Smith: 301-702-0166 9258 9582 527 Kentucky Ave SE Reecie Thomas: 301-292- Young’s Memorial Nicole Burns: 240-676-3681 Simpson Hamline UMC 0488 St. John Baptist 2490 Alabama Ave SE 20002 4501 16th St NW Church: 202-396-5368 5228 Call Place SE Jean Smith: 202-889-3434 Mt. Moriah Baptist William Stanley: 202-733- Barbara Johnson: 301-502- About My Father’s Business 1603 East Capitol St NE 8333 Central Union Baptist 0250 20024 411 New York Ave NE Ida Williams: 301-772-7645 4401 Foote St NE Darryl White: 202-853-9709 Kim Underwood: 202-526- St. John United Baptist Mary Cooper: 202-399-3329 St. Luke’s Catholic Church Christ United Methodist 8208 6343 13th St NW Church: 202-399-5340 4925 E Capitol St SE 900 4th St. SW Carver Terrace Tenants As- Annette Napper: 202-829- Barbara Wilson: 301-249- Sharon Marbury-Brooks: sociation 20007 1108 Contee AME Zion 0373 202-360-0484 2026 Maryland Ave NE 903 Division St NE Marguerite Simpson: 202- Thelma Duren: 202-388- First Baptist - Georgetown Zion Hill Baptist Al Garner: 202-438-3875 582-3293 20032 6464 27th & Dumbarton Streets 841 Shepherd St NW NW Pastor James: 202-722- First Baptist of Deanwood The New Macedonia Baptist Metropolitan Outreach Community United Methodist Theresa Hamilton: 202-965- 1580 1008 45th St NE 4115 Alabama Ave, SE 4025 9th St. SE 1525 Levis St NE 1899 Theadora Thornes: 202-583- Arnita Hannon Christmon: Carolyn J. Harrison: 202- Brenda Tyree: 202-904-0122 Rita Robinson: 301-952- 0872 or 202-276-6938 202-396-0534 581-8479
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Morning Star Baptist Paul & Janet Koester – 3204 Brothers Place SE Metropolitan United Method- Grace Bible Church of (301)868-1070 The Sanctuary 20746 - Camp Springs Michael Sharp and Jan Akue: ist Seabrook 9171 Central Ave. 202-373-5566 3385 Metropolitan Church 9920 Lanham-Severn Rd. 20736 - Owings Sylvia Gainey: 301-420- Trinity Christian Ministry Rd. Nicole Turner: 301-459-6601 4088 5847 Allentown Rd St. Thomas More Edith Myers: 301-283-5252 Jesus the Good Shepherd Stephanie Bowles: 301-943- 4275 4th St. SE 20707 – Laurel Mt. Harmony Rd Whole Life Ministries Int’l 2964 Mary Bush: 240.619.4251 St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Lynn Robinson: 443-964- 9000 East Hampton Dr. Deandra Joefield: 240-346- Frances Davies: 301-686- 30 Mattingly Ave. City of Zion 8054 Ms. Ollie Martin: 301-336- 7389 1480 Chet and Linda Foster: 301- 14100 Laurel Park Dr Ned Waugaman: 410-257- 5015 375-7024 Sheila Thompson: 240-786- 0464 20746 – Suitland True Gospel Tabernacle 8661 20743 - Fairmount Heights Galilee Baptist Church 4201 Wheeler Road SE 20646- LaPlata 20740 - College Park 2101 Shadyside Ave Pastor Reginald Farmer: First Baptist - Laurel Eastside Holy Trinity Elliot and Moneke Stevens: 202-388-0213 Grace Lutheran 15000 First Baptist Lane Knights of Columbus #2809 717 58th Ave. 202-409-3338 1200 Charles St. Adam Stephens 301-725- 9450 Cherry Hill Rd. Renee Young: 301-925-7979 MARYLAND Alice Adams: 301-885-1819 1688 Tom & Carolyn Lank: 301- Imani Temple 937-8756 First Baptist - Fairmount 2420 Brooks Dr, 20601- Waldorf LaPlata United Methodist Knights of Columbus Heights Suitland, MD 20746 3 Port Tobacco Rd. Patuxent Council #2203 20743 - Capitol Heights 806 58th Ave Valerie Powers: 202-250- Fulfilling Purpose Ministries Joyce Dean: 301-934-8095 Main Street & St. Mary’s Denise O’Brien: 240-501- 0304 11701 Central Ave. Suite 204 Margie Knowland: 301-392- Place Cathedral of Praise Church 6466 Pastor Toni Brockenberry: 0656 Gary Hall: 301-725-1952 9100 Edgeworth Drive 20747 - Suitland 301-632-9500 ext. 4 Jasmine Battle: 202.270- 20743 - Seat Pleasant 20653 - Lexington Park 20708 – Laurel 5401 District Heights Church of New Hope AME [email protected] Carmody Hills Baptist Christ 12353 Old Washington Rd. Immaculate Heart of Mary Exalted Word 6501 Seat Pleasant Dr. 5922 Marlboro Pike Church: 301-870-6460 22375 Three Notch Rd. 14170 Bowie Rd Community Baptist Dorothy Suber: 301-516- Kevin Andrews: 240-281- LaTonya Drayton: 301-787- Raymond Dion: 301-863- Carlene McGriggs: 301-317- 904 Cedar Heights Drive 6680 3910 5000 8490 8000 Brigitte James: 202-415- Annette Stanley: 301-317- 1406 Mt. Pisgah Holy Church Hemingway Memorial AME Restoration Revival Center Restoration Free Gospel 8000 Church: 301-925-4193 5717 Addison Rd. 6330 Gateway Blvd 11850 Park Waldorf Lane 19895 Three Notch Rd. Pauletta Hall: 202-730-1569 Leonard Johnson: 301-350- Martha Thomas Church: 301-863-4506 Faith AME Craig Memorial or 202-615-9508 4590 301.806.2975 13714 Briarwood Dr 5305 Farmingdale Place [email protected] 20677 – Port Tobacco Carolyn Holiday: 301-809- Delores Levi: 301-516-8316 20744 - Ft Washington 20747 - Forestville 2944 Dennis Wilson: 301-599- The Arnold House Redeeming Life Ministries Intl 1347 Carolina Missionary Baptist Forestville New Redeemer 3444 Rockefeller Court 7845 Port Tobacco Road 20711 – Lothian 9901 Allentown Rd. 7808 Marlboro Pike Arline Arnold 202.494.7556, Zanthia Pennington: 301- Faith Missionary Baptist Patrice Brown: 301-894- William Ferguson: 240-731- 301.932.8555 392-3502 Adams UMC 9161 Hampton Overlook Dr 3349 9314 Dorcie Marshall 937 Bayard Road Mary Roberts: 301-322-4090 Rev. Juanita Brower: 301- 240.210.6732 20705 – Beltsville Melissa Jones: 443-822- Church: 301-350-2200 El-Bethel Baptist 967-6000 5123 11384 Livingston Rd. Queen’s Chapel United Freedom Way Missionary Diane Ward: 301-203-4446 Shiloh Abundant Life 20602, 20603 - Waldorf Methodist 20716 - Bowie Baptist 7905 Cryden Way 7410 Old Muirkirk Rd 1266 Benning Rd Dominion Cathedral Minis- Cassandra Mitchell: 301- Our Lady Help of Christians Church: 301-210-9038 Greater Mt. Nebo AME Ava Brodie: 301-807-6912 tries 735-5100 100 Village Street John Collins: 301-317-8573 1001 Old Mitchellville Rd 11064 F Livingston Road Church: 301-645-7112 Vicki Williams: 301-877- Friendship Church Outreach Kalima Hookes 240-604- Woodland Springs St. John’s Episcopal 2449 Ministries 0587 6617 Atwood St. Zion Wesley United Method- 11040 Baltimore Ave Eugene Williams: 301-877- 5252 Addison Road dominioncathedralminis- Tiffany Singletary: 301-735- ist Church: 301-937-4292 2449 Avila Lewis 301.523.2659 [email protected] 2100 11500 Berry Rd. [email protected] Cynthia Holmes: 301-861- 20706 – Lanham 20722 - Brentwood Ft. Foote Baptist 20748 - Camp Springs 8034 Kingdom Life Empowerment 8310 Ft Foote Rd Abundant Life Christian N. Brentwood Community Temple Allen & Cathy Harrell: 301- Central Baptist 20607 – Accokeek Ministries Center 216c West Hampton Avenue 839-1343 5600 Old Branch Rd. 4200 Forbes Blvd. Suite 103 4012 Webster Street Lessel Malbo: 240-438-3120 Church: 301-899-3800 River Jordan Project Phyllis Smith: 240-375-0710 Deborah Curry: 301-404- Elder Gregory Pinkney: 240- Ft. Washington Christian Henry Pulley: 301-335-9857 15809 Livingston Rd Church: 301-429-2727 4373 461-3835 10900 Indian Head Highway Lydia Joyner: 301-735-9695 Rev. Tierney Screen: 301- Kay Adams: 301-292-1663 873-8704 Ebenezer United Methodist 20735 - Clinton Spirit of Peace Baptist New Chapel Baptist Church Rev. Robert Screen: 240- 4912 Whitfield Chapel Rd 4311 R Street St. Matthews Baptist 5601 Old Branch Ave 687-4026 Edna Pittmon: 301-552-2412 Antioch Baptist-Clinton Edward Blair, 301-336-6341 1633 Tucker Road Church: 301-899-0877 9107 Pineview Lane Janice Talley Melvin, 202- Louise P Hughes: 202-399- Beloved Community Church New Beginnings Church of Susie Cato 301-442-9957 257-6387 5311 20748 - Temple Hills 17500 Indian Head Highway God of Prophecy Barbara Parker, 301-772- Ethel Alexander: 202-396- James Pride: 202-701-7947 6017 Cipriano Rd Clinton Baptist 1600 8940 Courts of Praise Christian – Cell - [email protected] Dauntria Reynolds: 202-507- 8701 Woodyard Rd Church Church: 301.283.0011 1083 Natasha Williams: 301-868- St. James Baptist 20745 - Oxon Hill 3297 Brinkley Road Brenda Paige: 202-520-7618 1177 402 Abel Ave. Missionary Coney: 202-250- 20613 – Brandywine Joyce Doughty: 301-736- St. Mark AME 0273 New Creations Christian Joint Based Andrews 1521 5427 Indian Head Hwy. Ingra Lewis: 202-374-8071 Union Bethel AME Church Alicia Hinds-Ward Linda Rhinehart: 202-396- Church: 301-567-9509 6810 Floral Park Rd 7726 Finns Lane (240)678-6838 2439 Doris Gibson: 301-248-1804 Mt. Calvary Missionary Nyanda Dutch Malik: 301- Minister Charles Burrell: Baptist 372-1405 301-577-7995 Saint John’s Episcopal Joint St. Paul Baptist St. Paul United Methodist 5000 St Barnabas Rd Based Andrews 6611 Walker Mill Rd 6634 St. Barnabas Rd Dorothy Watkins: 301-705- 20640 - Indian Head, MD 20706 – Seabrook 8908 Old Branch Avenue Susan Smith: 301-322-4938 Shirley Smith: 301-567-4433 6775
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Jeanette Cullum: 301-885- Michael Barnes 301-356- 20912 - Takoma Park 2401 St. Paul Street Lucy Alleyne: 0525 2569 Melissa Powell: 410-852- 703-369-6770 United Community Ministries Church 301-773-3600 Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic 4919 7511 Fordson Rd St. Stephen’s Baptist 1006 Larch Ave. Donna Frazier: 410-889- 20152 - Chantilly Jose Flores: 5757 Temple Hill Road First Baptist - Highland Park Ted Deppner: 301-221-0895 7040 703-768-7106 ext. 343 Johnnie Smith: 301-894- 6801 Sherriff Rd Terry de la Santos: 301-439- Prosperity Baptist 1645 Frances Rush 8957 21223 - Baltimore 42962 Braddock Rd. 22314 - Alexandria 301-350-1334 Renee Lawson: 703-600- United Methodist Church of 21044 - Columbia Helping Hands/St James 9013 Mt. Jezreel Baptist the Redeemer 20794 - Jessup UMC 317 North Payne St. 1901 Iverson St Locust United Methodist 1906 W. Lexington St. 20191 - Reston Barbara Britton Williams: Church: 301-894-8622 Ridgely Run Community 6851 Martin Rd. Sharnique Shorter: 443-583- 571-332-1925 Center Janet Williams: 301-596- 6387 Heritage Fellowship UCC Pam Moore: 20769 - Glendale 8400 Mission Rd. 3463 2501 Fox Mill Rd. 301-395-7453 Myrtle Webb: 443-621-0002 21229 - Baltimore Lucille Walkes: 703-620-9515 Church: Reid Temple AME 21076 - Hanover ext. 308 703-549-3025 11400 Glenn Dale Blvd. 20850 - Rockville New Christian Memorial Carla Cash: 703-507-8503 St. Mark United Methodist 3525 W. Caton Ave. 22015 - Burke Mt. Calvary Baptist 1440 Dorsey Rd. Church: 410-566-5063 Shiloh Baptist 20772- Upper Marlboro 608 North Horners Lane Betty Mack: 410-266-5004 Rev. Lamont Baker & Kerri Burke Centre 1401 Duke St Susan Payne: 301-330-6136 Elliott 5708 Oak Leather Drive Hughie L Jackson: 301-899- Cornerstone Peaceful Baptist Johnnye Washington: 301- 21117 - Owings Mill Stacey Carroll: 8460 10675 Crain Highway 949-8728 21230 - Baltimore 585-733-7885 Elaine Augustus: 703-683- Christopher Sutton: 301- Church: 301-424-8717 Mt. Pleasant AME Terri Bowen: 4573 292-0608 235 Tollgate Rd Star of Bethlehem AME 703-309-8206 20877 - Gaithersburg Andrea Billips 410-456-3145 2525 Ridgely St. 22401 – Fredericksburg Greater St. John Michele Williams: (410) 365- 22026 - Dumfries 11425 Old Marlboro Pike First AME Church of Gaith- 21201 - Baltimore 9280 St. Mary Catholic Church Church: 301-574-5100 ersburg First Mt. Zion Baptist 1009 Stafford Ave 17620 Washington Grove Pennsylvania Ave. AME Zion 21233 - Baltimore 16622 Dumfries Rd Rick Caporali: 540-373-6491 Most Holy Rosary Catholic Lane 1128 Pennsylvania Ave Thomas Bates: 703-330- Dawn Miller: 540-373-6491 11794 Duley Station Rd Jackie Cross: 240-505-3259 Rose Jones: 410-233-5286 Set the Captives Free 6371 Jean White: 301-868-7238 or 410-664-6218 7111 Windsor Blvd. 22408 - Fredericksburg Church: 301-856-3880 20879 - Gaithersburg Betty Sharp: 410-701-6859 22042 - Falls Church 21212 - Baltimore 443-938-5905 St. Jude 20774 - Upper Marlboro Emory Grove United Method- Second Baptist Church 10800 B Courthouse Road ist Huber Memorial 21244 - Baltimore 6626 Costner Drive Mark Williams: 540-834- Mt Ephraim Baptist 8200 Emory Grove Rd. 5701 York Rd Rev. Samuel Barnhart: 703- 7710 610 Largo Rd Bernice Brown: 301-972- Church: 410-435-1496 One God, One Thought 533-3217 Patricia Davis: 301-925- 3395 3605 Coronado Road Joyce Laing: 703-590-7557 22553 - Spotsylvania 8828 Ms. Ray Hopkins: 301-840- Wilson Park CC Gladys Inman: 443-956- Bethlehem Baptist Church: 301-808-1584 2172 4629 York Rd 4886 22180 - Vienna 4700 Massaponax Church Tonjua Boston: 443-416- Rd Ritchie Baptist Church Goshen United Methodist 5498 21703 - Frederick First Baptist Ethel Waller: 1706 Sansbury Rd 19615 Goshen Rd. Ms. Tiny: 410-746-5856 450 Orchard St, NW Ethlyn Carroll: 301-390-7786 Doris Byrd-Watts: 301-829- Knights of Columbus #1622 Church: 540-898-0949 9432 21213 - Baltimore Brian Duncan: 240-367-6490 703-938-8525 William Taylor: 20782 - Hyattsville 540-582-5016 20901 - Silver Spring Israel Baptist 21713 - Boonsboro 22192 - Woodbridge First UMC - Hyattsville 1220 N Chester St St. Matthew’s 6201 Belcrest Road Mt. Jezreel Baptist Viola Jeffries: 410-534-1343 Mt. Nebo UMC Mt. Olive Baptist 8200 Robert E Lee Drive Garnett Lee Henley: 301- 420 University Blvd. Daphnie Davis: 410-483- 134 S. Main St. 13111 Telegraph RD Jim Berry: 540-834-0788 325-8362 Bernetta Robinson: 301-899- 7077 Susan Barnes: 301-432- Lisa Mason: Zenobia Oyenuga: 301-572- 0637 8116 540-809-8737 22555 - Stafford 6878 Cecilia Mason: 301-552- 21216 - Baltimore 2821 21773 - Myersville 22204 - Arlington Mt. Olive Baptist Triumphant Baptist Church Spirit & Truth New Testament P.O. Box 2916 5505 Sargent Road 20904 - Silver Spring 1744 W North Ave Mt. Zion UMC Macedonia Baptist Roxana W. Parker: 540-752- Crystal Floyd 301-559-2200 Dee Goodman: 410-466- 603 Main St. 3412 S 22nd St. 4592 Allen Chapel AME 7980 Church 301-293-1401 Darlene Gilbert: 703-521- Linda Hawthorne: 540-372- 20783 - Hyattsville 2518 Fairland Rd. Pastor David Brown: 410- Brenda Knox Burkett: 301- 7663 7516 Lynn Pugh: 301-871-2067 608-5908 293-1401 Turner Memorial AME Irene Moore: 22207 - Arlington 22712 - Bealton 7201 16th Place 301-879-9232 21217 - Baltimore VIRGINIA Mt. Salvation Baptist Wanda Watson: Remington/Bealton Golden Doves of Payne AME 20106 – Amissville 1961 N Culpepper St 202.489.3950 – Cell - wan- 20905 - Silver Spring P.O. Box 181 [email protected] 1701 Madison Ave Julia Johnson: 703-522- Winona Brown: 540-439- People’s Community Baptist Sheila Gibson: 410-462- Amissville United Methodist 7410 1039 20784 - Landover Hills 31 Norwood Rd 3800 14760 Lee Highway Linda Allen: 703-524-4822 Liz Vermillion: 540-273-5695 La Joy Mosby: 301-384- Barbara Sanders: 540-937- St. Mary’s 2601 Fulton Baptist 2693 22301 - Alexandria WEST VIRGINIA 7401 Buchanan St 1630 W North Ave Sarah Boelte: Valerie Stello: 240-893-1624 20906 – Silver Spring Mary Jackson: 410-542- 540-937-4978 First Agape Baptist 3012 2423 Mt. Vernon Avenue 25414 - Charles Town 20785 - Landover Norbeck Community Church 20109 - Manassas Alice Thompson: Zion Baptist Church 2631 Norbeck Road 21218 - Baltimore 703-549-8178 PO Box 1227 First Baptist - Glenarden Mary Howell: 410-997-8617 Word Alive Church Sister Gwen Twyman: 3600 Brightseat Rd New Antioch 8517 Rixlew Lane 22306 - Alexandria 304-724-2044
PAGE 6 SHARE FOOD NETWORK Continued from page 1 Managing Diabetes which was persuasive and won Monsi- was on site for that first distribution and gnor Farrell to the cause. With Monsi- for virtually every distribution since. Reprinted in part from gnor Farrell’s support and the blessing His dedication not only created SHARE of Cardinal James Hickey, a partnership in Washington, DC, it has sustained it, A for the A1C Test you feel good or have reached your blood was formed between the Order of Malta as well. The A1C test shows your aver- glucose, blood pressure, and cholesterol and Catholic Charities that led to the When asked what motivated his age blood glucose level over the past 3 goals. These medicines help you manage establishment of the SHARE Food Net- commitment to SHARE, he recalled months. The A1C goal for many people your ABCs. work of Washington, DC. the single mother of two who told him with diabetes is below 7 percent. Ask your Check your blood glucose levels A committee including representa- she would not have survived a particu- health care team what your goal should be. Make sure to keep a record of your tives from Catholic Charities and the Or- larly tough winter without SHARE. He B for Blood Pressure blood glucose self-checks. You can print der of Malta was formed. It was chaired also talks about the great people he has The blood pressure goal for most copies of this a glucose self-check chart by Jim Trainor. Dan Meehan gave the worked with over the years, including people with diabetes is below 140/90 mm on line. Take these records with you when initiative a significant boost with a sub- fellow Knight of Malta, Fred Brinkman, Hg. Ask what your goal should be. you visit your health care team. stantial loan to get things started. The who set up the financial systems that C for Cholesterol What Is Continuous committee found a warehouse, hired a supported SHARE, was a chair of the You have two kinds of cholesterol in Glucose Monitoring? director and a team of sales represen- board and who died very recently. He your blood: LDL and HDL. LDL or “bad” tatives to build out the network of host noted how successful the organization Continuous glucose monitor- cholesterol can build up and clog your sites. A group of volunteers that includ- has been in attracting strong staff lead- ing (CGM) is another way to check your blood vessels. Too much bad cholesterol ed Jim Belson and his family, Jim Train- ership, including Diane Nicholson, long glucose levels. Most CGM systems use or and a team from the Order of Malta, can cause a heart attack or stroke. HDL a tiny sensor that you insert under your time executive director Scott Lewis and did the hard work of getting the ware- or “good” cholesterol helps remove the skin which measures glucose levels in the current leader, Jaynee Acevedo. house in shape by scraping the walls and “bad” cholesterol from your blood vessels. the fluids between your body’s cells ev- painting the facility. That warehouse Jim is justly pleased with what S for Stop Smoking ery few minutes and can show changes served SHARE well for 25 years. SHARE has become. The dignity that in your glucose level throughout the day comes from people helping themselves Smoking and diabetes both narrow The first SHARE distribution took blood vessels, which makes your heart and night. If the CGM system shows that and working together has proved to be a place in April of 1990 and it expanded work harder. your glucose is too high or too low, you very sustainable model. It is captured in quickly, growing from 5 thousand cus- If You Quit Smoking should check your glucose with a blood tomers at the beginning to 13 thousand the acronym for which SHARE stands, glucose meter before making any changes • you will lower your risk for heart attack, by the end of the first year. Jim Belson Self Help And Resource Exchange. to your eating plan, physical activity, or stroke, nerve disease, kidney disease, And Jim believes that the future for medicines. diabetic eye disease, and amputation SHARE is bright. While he acknowl- What Are the Recommended • your cholesterol and blood pressure edges that SHARE needs to be flexible Targets For Blood Glucose Levels? and be willing to change to meet the de- levels may improve Many people with diabetes aim to mands of its customers, he says the or- • your blood circulation will improve keep their blood glucose at these normal ganization should keep doing what it’s • you may have an easier time being levels: doing. “Give people the opportunity to physically active • Before a meal: 80 to 130 mg/dL serve,” he says. “I see it every month in Follow Your Diabetes Meal Plan • About 2 hours after a meal starts: less the number and variety of people who Choose fruits and vegetables, beans, than 180 mg/dL come to help, particularly among the whole grains, chicken or turkey without young people. They are the future of the skin, fish, lean meats, and nonfat or What Happens If My Blood SHARE.” low-fat milk and cheese. Drink water Glucose Level Becomes Too Low? Jim Belson laid the foundation of instead of sugar-sweetened beverages. Sometimes blood glucose levels SHARE. Fortunately, he remains an ac- Choose foods that are lower in calo- drop below where they should be, which tive part of its present and future. ries, saturated fat, trans fat, sugar, and is called hypoglycemia. For most people salt. Learn more about eating, diet, and with diabetes, the blood glucose level is nutrition with diabetes. too low when it is below 70 mg/dL. Make Physical Activity Part What happens if my blood glucose Of Your Daily Routine level becomes too high? Regional Meetings and Brisk walking and swimming are good Symptoms that your blood glucose ways to move more. If you are not active levels may be too high include feeling now, ask your health care team about the thirsty, feeling tired or weak, headaches, Host Site Challenge types and amounts of physical activity that urinating often, blurred vision. are right for you. Learn more about being If you often have high blood glucose physically active with diabetes. This fall, SHARE conducted two packages going out into the community. levels or symptoms of high blood glu- Take Your Medicine very successful Regional Meetings. The Through generous donors, SHARE staff cose, talk with your health care team. You September meeting brought an incredible will award a cash prize to the winner of Take your medicines for diabetes and may need a change in your diabetes meal any other health problems, even when plan, physical activity plan, or medicines. turnout of 65 attendees to First Baptist each area in January. Church of Glenarden. The October meet- • Central Maryland ing brought an equally impressive 29 at- • Baltimore tendees to Word Alive Church in Manas- Satellite • DC sas, VA. Both meetings had more than triple the typical number, showing the • Prince George’s/Anne Arundel Coun- information ties interest and commitment to broaden the reach of SHARE in the community. • Southern Maryland SHARE Food Network, Central Warehouse 3222 Hubbard Road, Landover, MD 20785 The staff took each group through the • Virginia Office: 301.864.3115 journey of SHARE’s vision, focus and fu- • Montgomery County SHARE Fredericksburg ture with “The Road Ahead” which looks A review of the Inner Workings of @ Habitat for Humanity at SHARE in schools, partnering with SHARE revealed holiday plans, purchas- 2378 Plank Road, hospitals and healthcare organizations, the ing opportunities and challenges, and a Fredericksburg, VA 22401 military, and seniors. detailed discussion of product dating. SHARE Baltimore The Outreach team talked about We couldn’t leave without an inspir- @ Meals on Wheels 515 South Haven Street, Baltimore, MD 21224 building not only strong Host Site teams, ing reflection on the purpose and scope of but layering in cross training and succes- SHARE as a Ministry, on what it means to SHARE Western Maryland sion planning. They also discussed ways individual people, on how we can connect @ Frederick Community Action Agency to write corporate grants for purchasing with one another to expand our impact, 14 East All Saints Street, Frederick, MD 21701 SHARE packages, partnership opportuni- and how service, as thankless as it may sometimes feel, is what we are all called SHARE Southern Maryland ties, and ways to market the SHARE pro- @ Grace Lutheran Church and School gram to benefit all. Before concluding, to do. 1200 Charles Street, they presented a challenge to all Host Site Want to host a 2018 Regional Meet- La Plata, MD 20646 Coordinators: to increase the number of ing? Give us a call!
PAGE 7 SHARE FOOD NETWORK The Lost Art Of Cooking: November 2017 Gene’s Shari’s Acorn Squash • 2 Acorn squash Spectacularly, Simple • 2 tsp butter or margarine Spaghetti Squash Directions: Preheat oven to 350° • 1 medium Spaghetti squash Rinse squash, pat dry. Slice squash in half horizontally. Scrap out seeds. Place one teaspoon of butter or margarine in center of each half. Oven time! Bake • 3 T butter or margarine until tender.
Remove from oven, serve immediately or wrap in foil and reheat when ready Directions: to serve. Serves 2 Preheat oven to 350° Excerpt from the Animated Chef’s cookbook in her little Grey cells Rinse squash in warm water. Throw a couple of paper towels around it and pat dry. Place squash on cookie sheet or in rectan- gular baking pan. Run the squash in the oven. Bake until soft to Muriel’s Spaghetti the touch. The outer shell may crack if pressed to hard. Squash Casserole Remove squash from oven, let cool to touch. Using a sharp knife • 1 medium Spaghetti squash baked and raked split the squash in half lengthwise. Carefully, spoon out the seeds • 1 egg and discard. Grab a dinner fork and scrape the flesh into a bowl. • ½ C Parmesan cheese Add butter or margarine. Combine well. • ½ C evaporated milk • ¼ stick melted butter Um, um good! Directions: Serves 4 Preheat oven to 350°
Flip raked squash into a baking dish. In a small bowl beat the egg, milk, Excerpt from the Animated Chef’s cookbook in her little Grey cheese and butter. Pour over squash. Combine thoroughly. Sprinkle addition- cells al Parmesan cheese on top. Bake until center is set.
Serves 4
Excerpt from the Animated Ediblez, Feisty Vegetables and Incredible Starches Winky’s Mashed Cookbook Rutabaga Roasted Parsnips (grocery stores often list them as yellow turnips) and Turnips
• 6 parsnips • 1 medium rutabaga • 4 medium turnips • 3 C water • 1 T oil • 1 package onion soup mix • 2 T butter Directions: Directions: Preheat oven to 350° *Peel and cut rutabaga into large cubes. Cook until very tender. Drain, mash and slather with butter. Rinse and peel both veggies. Cut into bite sized chunks, slide chunks into baking dish. Drizzle veggies with oil, sprinkle on soup mix. Coat completely. Serves 2 Roast uncovered until tender.
*See Tips Serves 4
Excerpt from the Animated Ediblez, Feisty Vegetables and Incredible Excerpt from the Animated Ediblez, Feisty Vegetables and Incredible Starches Starches Cookbook Cookbook