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Serving Greensboro Together

Presented by Greensboro Urban Ministry at Participating Area Restaurants

May 4, 2010

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You can make a difference in the lives of our neighbors in need by participating in Dining Out for Hunger in the Triad, a collaborative event benefiting Alamance County Community Services, Inc., Crisis Control Ministry in Winston Salem, Greensboro Urban Ministry, Open Door Ministries in High Point, and West End Ministries, Inc. in High Point. By dining at a participating restaurant on Tuesday, May 4th, you are helping these agencies provide desperately needed services to the less fortunate in the Triad, as they have pledged to donate 10% of their sales to their area agency on that day. Please, support your local restaurant as they support these worthwhile agencies. The proceeds from Serving Greensboro Together will be used by Greensboro Urban Ministry’s Potter’s House Community Kitchen to help feed the hungry in our area. Currently, Potter’s House feeds over 450 people every day; however, demand will be increasing as the warmer months arrive and high utility bills from the winter months come due. This spring will be particularly hard because of the recession and loss of many jobs, but the monies raised through Serving Greensboro Together will help to alleviate some of the worries and hunger for those most stricken by the recession. For more information, please visit www.greensborourbanministry.org