Photos: Neighbors Feeding Neighbors brings warmth to those who need it

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors serves warm food and drinks Wednesday-Saturday mornings beginning at 9am.
Molly McPherson
February 21, 2025
Pat Reilly mans his station as plates of food are handed out. Volunteers with Neighbors feeding Neighbors hand out food and drinks at 5th and Washington Wednesday-Saturday starting at 9am. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)
Pat Reilly mans his station as plates of food are handed out. Volunteers with Neighbors feeding Neighbors hand out food and drinks at 5th and Washington Wednesday-Saturday starting at 9am. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)
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Katherine Bragg serves cups of juice at her station on the serving line. Volunteers with Neighbors feeding Neighbors hand out food and drinks at 5th and Washington Wednesday-Saturday starting at 9am. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)
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