I’m Working

When his uncle passed away suddenly, Vernell found himself without a place to live and without a job. Vernell had both lived with his uncle and worked for his uncle’s company. He moved in with a friend and started going to a local food bank. There, he met one of MSC’s employment counselors who he [...]

2021-07-15T05:31:52-07:00September 30th, 2014|Education/Employment, Stories of Hope|Comments Off on I’m Working

Opening Doors

"To be a part of opening the door for someone is so rewarding," says Nikki Snyder. Nikki loves grammar and enjoys teaching, so volunteering with MSC to teach English was a great way to combine these two passions. While in college, Nikki was a writing tutor and worked with a lot of students who were [...]

2021-07-15T05:31:46-07:00May 30th, 2014|Education/Employment, Volunteers|Comments Off on Opening Doors

Surviving

Kaleigh’s first visit to the food bank at MSC was when she was 16 years old. At that time, she was living with her aunt who became injured and unable to work. “It’s hard to come to the food bank, but you have to do what you have to do to survive,” says Kaleigh. Kaleigh [...]

2021-07-15T05:31:33-07:00March 27th, 2014|Education/Employment, Food/Clothing Bank, Stories of Hope|Comments Off on Surviving
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