A bounty of giving in Burnsville

November 21, 2012 at 5:16AM
Evan Schroeder, 10, left, and his brother Alec, 7, filled up their boxes with food and dinner supplies as they and about 1000 volunteers at the Mary Mother of the Church work on food baskets in Burnsville Min., Wednesday November 14, 2012. Since 2002 the church has prepared baskets for CAP Agency, Dakota Woodlands, 360 Communities, Reach With Me Center, CATCH, and Eagan Resource Center to give to needy families during Thanksgiving.
Evan Schroeder, 10, left, and his brother Alec, 7, filled up their boxes with food and dinner supplies. (Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Evan Schroeder, 10, and his brother Alec, 7, filled "Thanksgiving baskets" with food and other dinner supplies last week as they joined about 1,000 volunteers at Mary, Mother of the Church in Burnsville.

Since 2002, the church has prepared the Thanksgiving packages for needy families.

This year, volunteers assembled 346 of the baskets, which were distributed to the Eagan Resource Center, 360 Communities, the CAP Agency, Dakota Woodlands and CATCH.

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