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Jagdish May Use the Full Lane Natchez Trace 10/8/2020

Natchez Trace 10/5/2020

Pete, Fred, Jagdish, David and Sam

Rabbit Hash Kentucky 10/12/19

Larry,Todd,Alex,Katie,Chris,Scott,Sam and Fred

Dr Todd v Paul Bunyan 10.7.2019

Howard and Jeff Sunflower Rev it up for Parkinson's

Pilot Mountain North Carolina July, 10 2019

Sam, Warren, Jagdish and Fred

Pete at Pete's Kansas 6/19/2019

2019 Spring Classic

Sam Jagdish, Steve , David, Warran, Mac and Alan 7,000 Feet Cedar City

Sam and Steve on Snow Bikes

Jagdish Crosscountry San Francisco Kitty Hawk 5/2019

Half Day Cafe Wyoming Ohio Cycling Foundation Visit to Kitt Peak Tucson Arizona 3/26/2018

Scott G, Sam, Warrren, Cindy,Glynn,Fred and Pete

Ohio River Flood 2/25/2018

Wyoming, OH, January 18, 2018

VALLEY INTERFAITH RECEIVES OVER $11,000 GRANT FROM WYOMING OHIO CYCLISTS

CYCLISTS GROUP HELP WITH FOOD PANTRY SERVICE EXPANSION

Wyoming, OH, January 18, 2018– Wyoming Ohio Cyclists Foundation presented a grant of over $11,000 to Valley Interfaith Community Resource Center. This grant was presented to assist in the expansion of Pantry services to more efficiently meet the growing need of those in need.

“We are very humbled by this show of generosity. These funds have been used to purchase food for the holidays and to expand our refrigeration/freezer equipment to meet the needs of our food supply thereby enabling longer shelf life for our produce supply.” Commented John Keuffer, Executive Director

The Wyoming Ohio Cyclists Foundation provided $1,500 before Christmas to purchase bulk amounts of canned goods to help neighbors in need for the holiday and the organizations raised additional funds to purchase a commercial grade refrigerator/freezer unit for the agencies Pantry Service area. This unit allows the agency to store fresh produce in a contained environment that will prolong shelf life and reduce waste; thereby offering more fresh items to our clients.” It is amazing to see this unit. I can’t believe there are such nice people who are so willing to help, so that my family and I can have food while we struggle through this time of our life.” Stated Jimmy F, Valley Interfaith client Valley Interfaith community Resource Center strives to empower our neighbors in need to create a life that is sustainable. For more information, please visit www.vicrc.org

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If you would like more information about this topic, please contact John Keuffer at 513-821-3233 or email at jkeuffer@vicrc.org.

Susan and Greg Harbin Park Race 10.29.17