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Letter: Volunteer at food bank

By Samuel Barney, Camas
Published: October 20, 2016, 6:00am

I want to thank the Clark County Food Bank for providing for the needy in our community. I also want to thank the volunteers that give their time for others. I am a Boy Scout and I have served at the food bank many times, so I suggest to the people of this community to come and take part in this fun activity. There are many things to do. By everybody pitching in a little of their time we can make a difference. “Many hands make light work.”

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