Cliff WIlliams / The Outlook Kema Abston helps distribute casserole dinner to members of the Russell Medical environmental services team from the First United Methodist Church.
Cliff WIlliams / The Outlook Kema Abston helps distribute casserole dinner to members of the Russell Medical environmental services team from the First United Methodist Church.
Over the past 18 months healthcare workers have been the recipients of good deeds through hot meals and rightfully so. After all, they have been on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The hot meals from area restaurants and individuals have been welcomed. But members of First United Methodist Church of Alexander City wanted to take some of the pressure off of healthcare workers providing for their families when the work day ended. The church came up with the idea of ‘Casserole Care.’
Cliff WIlliams / The Outlook Members of First United Methodist Church of Alexander City help sort casserole dinners for the Russell Medical environmental services team.
Cliff WIlliams / The Outlook Members of the Russell Medical environmental services team pick up casserole dinners from the First United Methodist Church.
Cliff WIlliams / The Outlook Members of First United Methodist Church of Alexander City help sort casserole dinners for the Russell Medical environmental services team.
Cliff WIlliams / The Outlook Members of the Russell Medical environmental services team pick up casserole dinners from the First United Methodist Church.
