St. Thomas-area restaurant extends a helping hand to those in need
In the hopes of expanding the program’s reach and impact, the volunteer team is working to provide winter weather necessities, such as hats, mittens, socks, and blankets, along with their hot meals, in a new fundraiser.
Ankit Patel next to his handcrafted deer statue labeled as the big prize in Wayside Dining and Bar’s fundraiser for the Feed the Hungry Program.Over the course of nine days, Patel’s partner, Ankit Patel, created a handcrafted deer statue marked as the big prize in a raffle. All proceeds will go towards the Feed the Hungry Program with the goal of raising $25,000.“We wanted to extend this program towards southwestern Ontario where we hope each and every community will join us to help people,” he said. “We may not be able to fix everything right away, but one meal at a time we can make a difference.”
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