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Windsor Food & Fuel Bank Presents 2021 Volunteer Support Awards

On November 16, 2021, the Windsor Food & Fuel Bank (WF&FB) presented eight "2021 Volunteer and Support Awards."

Front: Kevin Kearney & Cheryl Schatzman of The Hartford; Carmen Rincon; Margie D’Agata of Kiwanis; Art Hamel; Ernest Perreault, Windsor Food & Fuel Bank.
Rear: Bruce Buchan; Brett Davis & Robert Rybick of Geissler's; Dave Jalbert; Jim Pfeifer of Lions.
Front: Kevin Kearney & Cheryl Schatzman of The Hartford; Carmen Rincon; Margie D’Agata of Kiwanis; Art Hamel; Ernest Perreault, Windsor Food & Fuel Bank. Rear: Bruce Buchan; Brett Davis & Robert Rybick of Geissler's; Dave Jalbert; Jim Pfeifer of Lions. (Laura Soll Public Relations, LLC)

On November 16, 2021, the Windsor Food & Fuel Bank (WF&FB) presented its “2021 Volunteer and Support Awards” to eight (8) remarkable individuals, organizations and businesses for their extraordinary support and involvement in the organization’s programs and services over the past year.

The Windsor Food & Fuel Bank’s Board of Directors and staff thanked the honorees for their help, especially during the challenges of the past year. Windsor Mayor Don Trinks provided opening comments, as did Jane Garibay, Immediate Past President of the Windsor Food & Fuel Bank and one of Windsor’s Connecticut State Representatives who presented each awardee with a certificate from the Connecticut General Assembly.

The 2021 Honorees are:

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  • The Windsor Kiwanis Club;
  • The Windsor Lions Club;
  • Geissler’s Supermarket in Windsor;
  • The Hartford’s Community & Giving Team for the Windsor location;
  • Volunteer Bruce Buchan;
  • Volunteer Art Hamel;
  • Volunteer Dave Jalbert; and
  • Volunteer Carmen Rincon.

The Windsor Food & Fuel Bank is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that was founded in 1967 as the Windsor Community Service Council (WCSC). The all-volunteer Board along with our partners at Windsor Social Services, works to accomplish our Mission of ensuring that no Windsor resident goes hungry, is cold, or is without basic necessities. The generosity of local individuals, businesses, civic and religious organizations provides for 95 percent of the WF&FB’s annual operating budget. For more information, visit www.windsorfoodbank.org. Windsor residents who need assistance should call 860-285-1839.

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