Pictured left to right: Alex Johnson II (mayor of Albany), Cookie Johnson (Mary’s River Gleaners coordinator), Lorie Davis, Catherine Watson, Eric Neiman (former philomath mayor), and Susan James (linn Benton food share gleaners coordinator).
Starting November 18, 2020, Marys River Gleaners has implemented new safety precautions that align with Governor Browns 2-week freeze mandate. 1. All members and volunteers must wear a mask indoors and outdoors at the Marys River Gleaner Facility. No exceptions, if you cannot wear a mask, we ask that you stay home or have someone who is able to wear a mask pick up your food box. 2. No more than 3 individuals inside the Marys River Gleaners building at a time. These individuals must maintain a.
Mary’s River gleaners is having a wood fundraiser, with donors permission! A cord of cut wood is $139 and a half cord is $69.50. All money raised is used for operating costs and helps us purchase more food!
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