Saint Martin’s Ministries reports a successful Warwick Mushroom Farms tour on March 20, 2013 to benefit the Ridgley-based family support center.
Following the tour, the group enjoyed a mushroom themed lunch hosted by Bonny Anderson in her historical George Washington home in Warwick.
Saint Martin’s Ministries helps low income mid-shore families meet basic needs of food, clothing, and housing. In its 30th year in Ridgley, MD the ministries is a non-denominational, non-profit organization. Saint Martin’s House, a 2 year residential program, helps women and their children transition from homelessness to stability. Saint Martin’s receives support from United Way and United Fund.
Those touring from left Phyllis Roberts, Rogelio Vivero (guide), Jesse Taggart, Marie Belcak, Perry Roberts, Louann Taggart, Steve Brackin (manager, guide), Carole and Kent Merkle, Steve Belcak (not pictured).
The next fundraiser, a benefit arts dinner and auction, will be held Friday, October 11 RHVFC’s Chesapeake Room. See www.stmartinsministries.org for details.
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