Meals for Brevard

I teach children courses in computer programming and electronics and recently had the pleasure of meeting with Zooom Studios in Cape Canaveral. They actually make fun, an element that is often missing today, as they design and fabricate prize winning electromechanical game machines.

Publix Supermarkets graciously donated over $800 of food this week to help provide meals for Brevard. We will be using these item to prepare home cooked meals for families and groups around Brevard county who are in need of appreciation. Some of the dishes I will be personally preparing are turkey casserole, spanakopita, pulled pork, glazed sliced ham, and cakes and pies.

Romelia Farms provides safe haven to a variety of animals in need of attentive care. Located in Merritt Island Romelia Farms is a 501C charitable organization that depends on people like you to help care for, feed, and house neglected animals, placing their quality of life and welfare above all else. In appreciation of their efforts we recognize their organization in need of our support.

Our first Meals for Brevard thanks of appreciation for 2024 goes to the staff of Cape Canaveral Hospital. Their emergency room, intensive care, and hospice units work in shifts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year.

Local workers who helped our community recover from hurricanes Ian and Nicole by clearing fallen trees from roads, inspected and repaired boardwalk crossovers, and aided residents with recovery after home flooding problems were surprised yesterday with a warm reception and a luncheon tribute.

The first free fresh meals event was a big success. As you can see from the image to the right, I served up a few racks of BBQ pork ribs. Even though I had about 10 pounds of ribs, a dozen fresh chicken street tacos, and a dozen or so BBQ sandwiches, I ran out of materials in less than an hour.

I am providing free fresh meals this Saturday. If the ever increasing price of groceries is pinching you, please come by the Dixie Lane picnic pavilion between the Florida Surf Museum and Ron Jon's Shop on Saturday December 3 2020 between the hours and 12:00 and 1 pm.