NAPO Washington State volunteers sorted potatoes for two hours for Food Lifeline in Seattle. We had a lot of fun, despite the cold!
NAPO Washington State volunteers sorted potatoes for two hours for Food Lifeline in Seattle. We had a lot of fun, despite the cold!
Sorting potatoes...? Sounds much like the military punishment of peeling potatoes. Glad you all had a good time with the project. m
Lauren Williams, CPO,CVOP
Woodinville, WA
Mark Don McInnes, Sandpoint-Idaho LOL. Yes, sorting potatoes 🙃. Food Lifeline is a wholesaler to other food banks. So my colleagues and I were sorting potatoes out of those huge white plastic sacks into the crates - app. 40 pounds of potatoes per crate - for distribution to other agencies. We were checking for ones which were poor quality and needed to be composted rather than eaten. Lauren
That's a new one to me I thought a bag of potatoes had character for all the different sizes.
Lauren Williams, CPO,CVOP
Woodinville, WA
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Food Lifeline is a wholesaler to other food banks. So my colleagues and I were sorting potatoes out of those huge white plastic sacks into the crates - app. 40 pounds of potatoes per crate - for distribution to other agencies. We were checking for ones which were poor quality and needed to be composted rather than eaten. Lauren
Lauren Williams, CPO, CVPO when I saw the title of your blog I was expecting it to be something related to potatoes, so I was surprised when it was literally about sorting potatoes ....... LOL
George Souto Ah yes, if only I were clever enough and good enough a writer to make some wise observation about sorting potatoes, organizing, and life... Lauren
I need to Google it.
That looks like a good group that is doing good work for the world and those around them!
Lauren Williams, CPO,CVOP
Woodinville, WA
Brian England It really is a great group, serves up 100s of thousands of meals. Lauren
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