Monday, August 24th, The Relocation Council of Central Ohio, RCCO, hosted a service meal at the YWCA Family Center. YWCA is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. One of the most powerful ways they help the families at the Family Center, is providing them with three full-course meals each day. Every day of the year, volunteers commit to provide and serve these meals. Jessica Wichtman, Community Relations Manager of the YWCA, is dedicated to making these volunteer opportunities possible.
Otto Beatty, Charity Director & Co-Owner of E.E. Ward Moving & Storage Co., and E.E. Ward Intern , Megan Powell, organized volunteers to help serve dinner to the families of the YWCA Family Center. Volunteers from E.E. Ward were Abby Phillips, Sales Specialist; Jesse Blythe, Dispatcher; Graphic Design & Marketing Intern, Chris Olson. Along side these volunteers were board members of the RCCO and many others that successfully served over 140 people.
Here are photos taken during the service meal:
To the left is Otto Beatty, E.E. Ward Co-Owner, and Joanne Figge of Coldwell Banker, helping dish out mashed potatoes and greens for Capital Student Carly Yeager, and other volunteers to serve the families.Served at the meal was roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, cabbage & greens, and peaches & ice cream.
Above, Abby Phillips, E.E. Ward’s Sales Consultant, Mary Whitt with Real Living Relocation, and Carly Yeager, Student from Capital University, have their game faces on before serving time.
Below is E.E. Ward’s Dispatcher, Jesse Blythe, making sure everyone has enough chicken!
Tima Sanyal of Sanbar City Consultants, along with Rachel Li and Megan of Cardinal Health, are happy to serve!
A special THANKS to Jessica Wichtman and all of you who volunteered at the YWCA Family Center!
Monday, August 24th, The Relocation Council of Central Ohio, RCCO, hosted a service meal at the YWCA Family Center. YWCA is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. One of the most powerful ways they help the families at the Family Center, is providing them with three full-course meals each day. Every day of the year, volunteers commit to provide and serve these meals. Jessica Wichtman, Community Relations Manager of the YWCA, is dedicated to making these volunteer opportunities possible.
Otto Beatty, Charity Director & Co-Owner of E.E. Ward Moving & Storage Co., and E.E. Ward Intern , Megan Powell, organized volunteers to help serve dinner to the families of the YWCA Family Center. Volunteers from E.E. Ward were Abby Phillips, Sales Specialist; Jesse Blythe, Dispatcher; Graphic Design & Marketing Intern, Chris Olson. Along side these volunteers were board members of the RCCO and many others that successfully served over 140 people.
Here are photos taken during the service meal:
To the left is Otto Beatty, E.E. Ward Co-Owner, and Joanne Figge of Coldwell Banker, helping dish out mashed potatoes and greens for Capital Student Carly Yeager, and other volunteers to serve the families.
Served at the meal was roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, cabbage & greens, and peaches & ice cream.
Above, Abby Phillips, E.E. Ward’s Sales Consultant, Mary Whitt with Real Living Relocation, and Carly Yeager, Student from Capital University, have their game faces on before serving time.
Below is E.E. Ward’s Dispatcher, Jesse Blythe, making sure everyone has enough chicken!
Tima Sanyal of Sanbar City Consultants, along with Rachel Li and Megan of Cardinal Health, are happy to serve!
A special THANKS to Jessica Wichtman and all of you who volunteered at the YWCA Family Center!
If anyone is interested in volunteering at the YWCA Family Center of Columbus, please go to http://www.ywcacolumbus.org/ and sign up! There are plenty of opportunities!
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To the left is Otto Beatty, E.E. Ward Co-Owner, and Joanne Figge of Coldwell Banker, helping dish out mashed potatoes and greens for Capital Student Carly Yeager, and other volunteers to serve the families.Served at the meal was roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, cabbage & greens, and peaches & ice cream.
