Capital G volunteers give their time to Meals on Wheels
Updated: Dec 31, 2010 11:09 AM
Capital G employees Michael DeCouto dishes up hash cakes as Kennita Young and Keisha Webb dish up vegetables at Meals on WheelsWednesday. Dec 22 2010.
Meals on Wheels got some Christmas help from Capital G staff as part of the company's holiday giving back programme.Volunteers helped make and deliver hot lunches to Bermuda's elderly and shut in.The company chooses a different charity each Christmas for fund-raising and volunteers. Meals on Wheels has been running since 1975 and its lunchtime visits are often a valued check-in for people who spend much of their time alone.Capital G has also pledged to match donations made to its charitable partner, up to the amount of $5,000.
Capital G employees Whitney Mathew, Jeannie Usher and Martha Phifer keep the soup station running while volunteering at Meals on Wheels yesterday.
