Don’t forget! The monthly food distribution event happens this Friday, April 8th starting at 2:00 at the St. John the Baptist Church in Rome, NY. Over the last 18 months, over 70 volunteers from groups and organizations such as the Project Fibonacci® Foundation, Inc., St. John the Baptist Church, and Catholic Daughters have distributed over 65 tons of food to help over 300 families in the area.
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