Coeur d'Alene group distributes nearly 600 pounds of produce to restaurant workers
Longtime barista Leandra Keller of Post Falls peruses fresh fruits and veggies Monday morning outside of First Presbyterian Church in Coeur d'Alene during a produce distribution conducted in partnership with PB and J Haydeners and CDAIDE. Nearly 600 pounds of produce was given away.
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Sydney Adams of Post Falls, who has worked as a baker, a barista and at The Coeur d'Alene Resort, fills a bag with produce Monday morning during a distribution of produce donated by PB and J Haydeners, a mobile distribution nonprofit that grows fresh fruits and vegetables in Hayden. "About 150-350 pounds can come out of our garden,” said Heidi Benson president/chair. "The rest we purchase at the grocery store."
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CDAIDE care counselor Candice Randall helps organize produce that was set on tables Monday morning during the PB and J Haydeners food giveaway to benefit restaurant and hospitality workers in the community.
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COEUR d'ALENE — Brussels sprouts, monster squashes and a colorful array of peppers were among nearly 600 pounds of food PB and J Haydeners distributed Monday morning at First Presbyterian Church.
“Cauliflower? It’s healthy,” CDAIDE care counselor Candice Randall said, offering Leandra Keller a large crown of the white vegetable nestled in green leaves.
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