Opportunities From: Rockford Rescue Mission

Food Service Department

Rockford Rescue Mission serves approximately 350 meals each day, and we need your help to provide not only food and nutrition but a friendly face!

Note: The shift times listed include extra time for getting ready before serving. 

 

Qualifications for this opportunity:

A servant's heart, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Able to do manual labor for at least one hour, work well with others, listen to instructions and carry out assigned tasks with minimum supervision. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or adult while serving. Children under 13 may serve beverages and/or help bus tables in the Great Room or roll silverware in our small dining room with an adult. 

Parking, Entrance, and Check-In/Out:

During office hours: If you arrive on a weekday when our offices are open (8:00am-4:30pm), you may park in the lot directly across the street from our front door – 715 W State St – and check in with our receptionist.  Outside of office hours: You may park in our small parking lot at the back of our building on Mulberry St. Ring the doorbell on the outside wall to gain entrance to our Food Service Department. Let the kitchen staff know that you are there to volunteer. (This entrance should only be used outside of office hours.) 

Check-In/Out: Please Check-In and Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.

When you arrive:

Please Check-In by using the computer on the kitchen desk.  Purse and other valuables should be locked in car trunks out of sight.  Baseball caps are allowed as an alternative to wearing a hairnet. Wash hands, grab a “stylish” hairnet, an “even more stylish” apron and a pair of gloves. Hairnets and gloves are on the counter. Aprons are in the upper cabinet. The staff will guide you through everything. Any questions, just ask.

 

Before you leave: 

Please Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.Let the cook know that you are leaving.Check apron pockets and place your apron in the laundry room hamper.

Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Interaction with residents: Always offer a smile and hello! Use discernment as to how to interact with guests of the opposite gender. Please do not exchange contact information. Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Gifts: Do NOT exchange money or gifts with anyone. Instead, please donate to the Mission. Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated. 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

Connection Center Office Greeter

Once your registration is processed, you will be contacted by our Volunteer Supervisor. This opportunity requires an additional conversation with our Connection Center Director, Sarah White. She will contact you concerning your availability and our needs.

The Works! Center is open Monday - Friday, 9:00-11:00am and 12:00-2:00pm. 

Description: Do you like being seen as a friendly start to someone's day? If so, we would love to have you volunteer in the Connection Center as an office greeter! This role is best suited to someone who wears a genuine smile all day long. Greeter tasks include being a welcoming presence at the Connection Center entrance and assisting with light administrative tasks (scanning guest IDs, recording resources provided to guests, occasionally answering basic questions.) 

Flexible and Multiple Shifts Available

If you are interested, follow the process below:  

Click: "Respond" - "Thursday, Dec 31, 2026" - "Submit Opportunity Response". 

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE ONLY DATE AVAILABLE. WE WILL ASSIGN AGREED-UPON DATE(S) WITH YOU.

Qualifications for this opportunity:

A servant's heart, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Able to work well with others, listen to instructions and carry out assigned tasks with minimal supervision.

Parking, Entrance, and Check-in/out:

Weekday(s): During our office hours (8:00am-4:30pm), you may park in the lot directly across the street from our front door – 715 W State St – and check in with our receptionist. 

Check-In/Out:  Please Check-In and Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front desk.

When you arrive:

Please Check-In by using the tablet/computer on the front desk.  Purse and other valuables should be locked in car trunks out of sight. The staff will guide you through everything. Any questions, just ask.

When you leave:

Please Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front desk.Let the staff know that you are leaving.

Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Interaction with residents: Always offer a smile and a hello! Use discernment as to how to interact with guests of the opposite gender. Please do not exchange contact information. Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Gifts: Please do not give money or gifts directly to anyone. Instead, please donate to the Mission. Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated. 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

Food Service Department

Rockford Rescue Mission serves approximately 500 meals each day, and we need your help to provide not only food and nutrition but a friendly face!

Note: The shift times listed include extra time for getting ready before serving. 

 

Qualifications for this opportunity:

A servant's heart, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Able to do manual labor for at least one hour, work well with others, listen to instructions and carry out assigned tasks with minimum supervision. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or adult while serving. Children under 13 may serve beverages and/or help bus tables in the Great Room or roll silverware in our small dining room with an adult. 

Parking, Entrance, and Check-In/Out:

During office hours: If you arrive on a weekday when our offices are open (8:00am-4:30pm), you may park in the lot directly across the street from our front door – 715 W State St – and check in with our receptionist.  Outside of office hours: You may park in our small parking lot at the back of our building on Mulberry St. Ring the doorbell on the outside wall to gain entrance to our Food Service Department. Let the kitchen staff know that you are there to volunteer. (This entrance should only be used outside of office hours.) 

Check-In/Out: Please Check-In and Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.

When you arrive:

Please Check-In by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.  Purse and other valuables should be locked in car trunks out of sight.  Baseball caps are allowed as an alternative to wearing a hairnet. Wash hands, grab a “stylish” hairnet, an “even more stylish” apron and a pair of gloves. Hairnets and gloves are on the counter. Aprons are in the upper cabinet. The staff will guide you through everything. Any questions, just ask.

 

Before you leave: 

Please Check-Out by using the computer on the kitchen desk.Let the cook know that you are leaving.Check apron pockets and place your apron in the laundry room hamper.

Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Interaction with residents: Always offer a smile and hello! Use discernment as to how to interact with guests of the opposite gender. Please do not exchange contact information. Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Gifts: Do NOT exchange money or gifts with anyone. Instead, please donate to the Mission. Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated. 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

Donation Processing at Thrift Store

Once your registration is processed, you will be contacted by our Volunteer Supervisor. He will schedule you for an orientation session with our Thrift Store staff. All Thrift Store volunteers must go through this orientation session before beginning to volunteer. Our staff will schedule you in the system during or after the orientation concerning your availability and our needs.

(The orientation session is approximately 40 minutes. Please do not response to any shift before the orientation. Our Thrift Store staff only schedule volunteer during or after orientation.) 

Flexible and Multiple Shifts Available

SERVE WITH US AS: 

Donation Door Assistant  Floor Donation Processor  Backroom Donation Processor 

SPECIFIC NOTES FOR THRIFT STORE

You may purchase merchandise once it has been processed and placed on the sales floor. If you make a purchase before you start working or while on a break, you must take it to your car or place it in the office with your name and the receipt stapled to it. A servant's heart, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Able to do manual labor for at least one hour, work well with others, listen to instructions and carry out assigned tasks with minimum supervision. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or adult while serving.   Please refrain from using Air Pods while serving. 

Parking, Entrance, and Sign-in/out:

You may park in the lot in front of the store and enter through the front door.  Sign in/out using the 3-ring binder as well as clock in/out electronically in the laptop front desk (entry door).

Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated. 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

Donation Processing at Thrift Store (Court-Mandated)

Once your registration is processed, you will be contacted by our Volunteer Supervisor. He will schedule you for an orientation session with our Thrift Store staff. All Thrift Store volunteers must go through this orientation session before beginning to volunteer. Our staff will schedule you in the system during or after the orientation concerning your availability and our needs.

(The orientation session is approximately 40 minutes. Please do not response to any shift before the orientation. Our Thrift Store staff only schedule volunteer during or after orientation.)

Court-Mandated volunteers MUST complete a minimum of 20 hours per month.

Flexible and Multiple Shifts Available

Volunteer Registration: Tutorial video for Court-Mandated Volunteer Service 

https://youtu.be/rO0hCq1gZzY

SERVE WITH US AS: 

Donation Door Assistant  Floor Donation Processor  Backroom Donation Processor 

SPECIFIC NOTES FOR THRIFT STORE

You may purchase merchandise once it has been processed and placed on the sales floor. If you make a purchase before you start working or while on a break, you must take it to your car or place it in the office with your name and the receipt stapled to it. A servant's heart, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Able to do manual labor for at least one hour, work well with others, listen to instructions and carry out assigned tasks with minimum supervision. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or adult while serving.   Please refrain from using Air Pods while serving. 

Parking, Entrance, and Sign-in/out:

You may park in the lot in front of the store and enter through the front door.  Sign in/out using the 3-ring binder as well as clock in/out electronically.

Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated. 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

Food Service Department

Rockford Rescue Mission serves approximately 500 meals each day, and we need your help to provide not only food and nutrition but a friendly face!

Note: The shift times listed include extra time for getting ready before serving. 

 

Qualifications for this opportunity:

A servant's heart, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Able to do manual labor for at least one hour, work well with others, listen to instructions and carry out assigned tasks with minimum supervision. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or adult while serving. Children under 13 may serve beverages and/or help bus tables in the Great Room or roll silverware in our small dining room with an adult. 

Parking, Entrance, and Check-In/Out:

During office hours: If you arrive on a weekday when our offices are open (8:00am-4:30pm), you may park in the lot directly across the street from our front door – 715 W State St – and check in with our receptionist.  Outside of office hours: You may park in our small parking lot at the back of our building on Mulberry St. Ring the doorbell on the outside wall to gain entrance to our Food Service Department. Let the kitchen staff know that you are there to volunteer. (This entrance should only be used outside of office hours.) 

Check-In/Out: Please Check-In and Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.

When you arrive:

Please Check-In by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.  Purse and other valuables should be locked in car trunks out of sight.  Baseball caps are allowed as an alternative to wearing a hairnet. Wash hands, grab a “stylish” hairnet, an “even more stylish” apron and a pair of gloves. Hairnets and gloves are on the counter. Aprons are in the upper cabinet. The staff will guide you through everything. Any questions, just ask.

 

Before you leave: 

Please Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.Let the cook know that you are leaving.Check apron pockets and place your apron in the laundry room hamper.

Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Interaction with residents: Always offer a smile and hello! Use discernment as to how to interact with guests of the opposite gender. Please do not exchange contact information. Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Gifts: Do NOT exchange money or gifts with anyone. Instead, please donate to the Mission. Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated. 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

Meal Preparation

Rockford Rescue Mission serves approximately 500 meals each day, and we need your help to provide not only food and nutrition but a friendly face!

Note: The shift times listed include extra time for getting ready before serving. 

 

Qualifications for this opportunity:

A servant's heart, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Able to do manual labor for at least one hour, work well with others, listen to instructions and carry out assigned tasks with minimum supervision. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or adult while serving. Children under 13 may serve beverages and/or help bus tables in the Great Room or roll silverware in our small dining room with an adult. 

Parking, Entrance, and Check-In/Out:

During office hours: If you arrive on a weekday when our offices are open (8:00am-4:30pm), you may park in the lot directly across the street from our front door – 715 W State St – and check in with our receptionist.  Outside of office hours: You may park in our small parking lot at the back of our building on Mulberry St. Ring the doorbell on the outside wall to gain entrance to our Food Service Department. Let the kitchen staff know that you are there to volunteer. (This entrance should only be used outside of office hours.) 

Check-In/Out: Please Check-In and Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.

When you arrive:

Please Check-In by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.  Purse and other valuables should be locked in car trunks out of sight.  Baseball caps are allowed as an alternative to wearing a hairnet. Wash hands, grab a “stylish” hairnet, an “even more stylish” apron and a pair of gloves. Hairnets and gloves are on the counter. Aprons are in the upper cabinet. The staff will guide you through everything. Any questions, just ask.

 

Before you leave: 

Please Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.Let the cook know that you are leaving.Check apron pockets and place your apron in the laundry room hamper.

Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Interaction with residents: Always offer a smile and hello! Use discernment as to how to interact with guests of the opposite gender. Please do not exchange contact information. Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Gifts: Do NOT exchange money or gifts with anyone. Instead, please donate to the Mission. Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated. 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

Meal Preparation

Rockford Rescue Mission serves approximately 500 meals each day, and we need your help to provide not only food and nutrition but a friendly face!

Note: The shift times listed include extra time for getting ready before serving. 

 

Qualifications for this opportunity:

A servant's heart, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Able to do manual labor for at least one hour, work well with others, listen to instructions and carry out assigned tasks with minimum supervision. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or adult while serving. Children under 13 may serve beverages and/or help bus tables in the Great Room or roll silverware in our small dining room with an adult. 

Parking, Entrance, and Check-In/Out:

During office hours: If you arrive on a weekday when our offices are open (8:00am-4:30pm), you may park in the lot directly across the street from our front door – 715 W State St – and check in with our receptionist.  Outside of office hours: You may park in our small parking lot at the back of our building on Mulberry St. Ring the doorbell on the outside wall to gain entrance to our Food Service Department. Let the kitchen staff know that you are there to volunteer. (This entrance should only be used outside of office hours.) 

Check-In/Out: Please Check-In and Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.

When you arrive:

Please Check-In by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.  Purse and other valuables should be locked in car trunks out of sight.  Baseball caps are allowed as an alternative to wearing a hairnet. Wash hands, grab a “stylish” hairnet, an “even more stylish” apron and a pair of gloves. Hairnets and gloves are on the counter. Aprons are in the upper cabinet. The staff will guide you through everything. Any questions, just ask.

 

Before you leave: 

Please Check-Out by using the tablet/computer on the front/kitchen desk.Let the cook know that you are leaving.Check apron pockets and place your apron in the laundry room hamper.

Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Interaction with residents: Always offer a smile and hello! Use discernment as to how to interact with guests of the opposite gender. Please do not exchange contact information. Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Gifts: Do NOT exchange money or gifts with anyone. Instead, please donate to the Mission. Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated. 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

Sunday Evening Chapel/Dinner Service

This is a Christ-centered serving opportunity. Once your registration is processed, you will be contacted by our Volunteer Supervisor. This opportunity does require an interview with our Church Relations Specialist or Chaplain as well as a pastoral letter of recommendation.

Must be a spiritually mature person that is actively growing in their walk with Jesus and can sign in agreement with Rockford Rescue Mission's Statement of Faith and Common Ground Policy. Must have experience with leading people into Christ-centered worship, be able to demonstrate sound Biblical wisdom, strong interpersonal skills, able to set and maintain boundaries, have a high degree of integrity, able to maintain confidentiality, extend flexibility & encouragement and exercise discernment.The Chapel Speaker(s) must download, print, sign, and return the Common Ground Policy via email or in person. All other members need to simply read and agree with this form by checking the box. You will find this document while responding to an opportunity. Kindly let us know if you have any questions. 

Flexible and Multiple Shifts Available

If you are interested, follow the process below:  

Click: "Respond" - "Sun Dec 28, 2025"- "Submit Opportunity Response".

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE ONLY DATE AVAILABLE. WE WILL ASSIGN AGREED-UPON DATE(S) WITH YOU.

 Parking, Entrance, and Sign-in/out:

Weekdays during office hours: If you arrive on a weekday when our offices are open (8:00am-4:30pm), you should park in the lot directly across the street from our front door – 715 W State St – and check in with our receptionist.  Outside of office hours: Outside of office hours, you may park in the small parking lot at the back of our building on Mulberry St between Horsman and Rockton Av. Ring the doorbell on the outside wall to gain entrance to our Food Service Department. Let the kitchen staff know that you are here to volunteer and how you are serving. (This entrance should only be used outside of office hours.)  Check-In/Out: Please Check-In and Check-Out by using the laptop on the chapel sound cart.

 Important Information: 

Attire: Please wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and shirts with sleeves. Please dress modestly.  Interaction with residents: Always offer a smile and hello! Use discernment as to how to interact with guests of the opposite gender. Please do not exchange contact information. Photography and videography: You are more than welcome to take photos of our buildings and your volunteer group, but photographs/videos including guests and residents are not permitted. Cell phones: Please refrain from using your cell phone while volunteering as this can distract other volunteers and staff. If you need to use the phone, let the staff know and they will direct you to another area. Please do not wear earbuds or headphones during your volunteer time.  Personal belongings: Please leave belongings in a locked vehicle and out of sight. The Mission is not responsible for lost or stolen property.  Gifts: Do NOT exchange money or gifts with anyone. Instead, please donate to the Mission. Be Flexible: We ask that you come to your scheduled volunteer time with a patient heart and extend flexibility if your opportunity does not go as anticipated.

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon!

We are seeking volunteers to purchase and assemble 200 sack meals.

This is a perfect volunteer opportunity for your family, small group, or corporate team.

Time and Dates for meal preparation at the mission can be flexible. 

Once your registration is processed, you will be contacted by our Volunteer Supervisor or Church & Donor Relations Specialist, and we will discuss your availability the option you choose.

Due to Winnebago Health Department regulations, all food served to our guests must be prepared in a certified kitchen with a certified cook in attendance. With that in mind, below is a list of options in order for all of our supportive volunteers to participate in our Sunday Evening Sack Meals. We currently need 200 sack meals each week.

Option 1*: YOU PURCHASE & PREPARE THE MEALS / BEVERAGES AT YOUR CHURCH OR ALTERNATE CERTIFIED LOCATION: You purchase, prepare and assemble the meals in a certified kitchen with a certified cook in attendance. You then drop them off at our food service entrance between Friday & Saturday to be stored in our walk-in cooler for Sunday dinner.

Option 2**: YOU PURCHASE > YOU PREPARE THE MEALS / BEVERAGES AT THE MISSION: Bring all food and packaging items to RRM on Friday or Saturday and assemble the meals while our certified cook is present.

Option 3*: YOU PURCHASE > WE PREPARE THE MEALS / BEVERAGES: You purchase the food and packaging items and drop them off at our food service entrance on Thursday or Friday prior to your service date. Our staff will prepare the sack meals and store them in our walk-in cooler to be ready for Sunday evening.

* Times for drop-off at our food Service entrance: 9a-4p

** Option 2 is dependent on staff schedules. Time and Dates for meal preparation at the mission can be flexible.

What goes into the Sack Meal? 

Sandwich (PB & J, lunchmeat, etc.) - for lunchmeat sandwiches: only lunchmeat and cheese A bag of chips Fruit or Fruit Cup w/SpoonGranola barPlease prepare in a brown lunch sack with the date and type of sandwich listed on the outside of the bag Water bottle or juice box (doesn't need to fit inside the sack)Napkin

Where can I find a certified kitchen?

Your local church - most churches have a certified kitchen onsite.Our RRM kitchen can be used to assemble the sandwiches on Saturdays.

Thank you so much for your generosity. We appreciate you!