The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

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History

In 1857, Alexander Gibb, a Melbourne gentleman, enlisted Andrew Cruickshank, a local merchant and pastoralist, to raise the capital to establish National Bank of Australasia with headquarters in Melbourne. The prospectus was published on 18 November 1857.[2] The legal work establishing the bank was performed by a predecessor of King & Wood Mallesons. Cruickshank became its first chairman while Gibb left after being passed over for the position of General Manager. Prior to the opening of the bank, several shareholders took an unsuccessful action in the colony's Supreme Court claiming that Cruikshank and several other directors had been appointed illegally.[3] The first branch opened in Melbourne on 8 October 1858.[4] The bank was incorporated by the Colony of Victoria on 24 February 1859.[5] The bank opened its first branch in South Australia the same year. [citation needed] Expansion to other Australian states followed, with branches opening in Tasmania (1859), Western Australia (1866), New South Wales (1885) and finally Queensland (1920).

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

It was an amazing evening with a packed audience comprising many of the Presidents of Polish Banks, as well as banks based in Warsaw from overseas like HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Saxo Bank and ICBC.

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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

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The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, also known as the CBC, or CBC Bank, was a bank based in Sydney, Australia. It was established in 1834, and in 1982 merged with the National Bank of Australasia to form National Australia Bank.

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History

In 1857, Alexander Gibb, a Melbourne gentleman, enlisted Andrew Cruickshank, a local merchant and pastoralist, to raise the capital to establish National Bank of Australasia with headquarters in Melbourne. The prospectus was published on 18 November 1857.[2] The legal work establishing the bank was performed by a predecessor of King & Wood Mallesons. Cruickshank became its first chairman while Gibb left after being passed over for the position of General Manager. Prior to the opening of the bank, several shareholders took an unsuccessful action in the colony's Supreme Court claiming that Cruikshank and several other directors had been appointed illegally.[3] The first branch opened in Melbourne on 8 October 1858.[4] The bank was incorporated by the Colony of Victoria on 24 February 1859.[5] The bank opened its first branch in South Australia the same year. [citation needed] Expansion to other Australian states followed, with branches opening in Tasmania (1859), Western Australia (1866), New South Wales (1885) and finally Queensland (1920).

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

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The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, also known as the CBC, or CBC Bank, was a bank based in Sydney, Australia. It was established in 1834, and in 1982 merged with the National Bank of Australasia to form National Australia Bank.

The Bank of New South Wales (BNSW), also known commonly as The Wales, was the first bank in Australia, being established in Sydney in 1817 and situated on Broadway. During the 19th century, the bank opened branches throughout Australia and New Zealand, expanding into Oceania in the 20th century. It merged with many other financial institutions, finally merging with the Commercial Bank of Australia (CBA Bank) in 1982 and being renamed to the Westpac Banking Corporation on 4 May that year under the Bank of New South Wales

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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, also known as the CBC, or CBC Bank, was a bank based in Sydney, Australia. It was established in 1834, and in 1982 merged with the National Bank of Australasia to form National Australia Bank.

The Bank of New South Wales (BNSW), also known commonly as The Wales, was the first bank in Australia, being established in Sydney in 1817 and situated on Broadway. During the 19th century, the bank opened branches throughout Australia and New Zealand, expanding into Oceania in the 20th century. It merged with many other financial institutions, finally merging with the Commercial Bank of Australia (CBA Bank) in 1982 and being renamed to the Westpac Banking Corporation on 4 May that year under the Bank of New South Wales

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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

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The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, also known as the CBC, or CBC Bank, was a bank based in Sydney, Australia. It was established in 1834, and in 1982 merged with the National Bank of Australasia to form National Australia Bank.

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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran

The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.

The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.

Participants:

Leadership Present:

TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward

COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):

SFC Frank Hitt

SFC Daniel Payton

SSG Zackery Morris

SPC Cody Peters

SPC Dakota Rappolt

Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:

Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator

Cheryl Kelly

Emma Rexroad

David Johnson

Community Member:

Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran