I remember we were talking about it here a few months (or so) ago. I was hesitant after reading an article about the quality of the food not being so good, however, I ran across this slide show (just click on the picture), and frankly, I think $30 is just fine for this box. I'm going to try it out next month.

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That seems to be alot of food for $30. Seems like a really good value.

Our church is a distribution site for this and everyone here seems quite pleased with the quantity/quality of the food. I haven't tried it yet because I keep forgetting to order before the deadline.

It is well worth it I used to do it until my distribution site shut down, the one I wont do is the Share Food Co-op the quantity and Quality arent as goos as they used to be.

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What is Angelfood???

Welcome - Angel Food Ministries

With a heart to help others and a generous spirit, Joe and Linda Wingo founded Angel Food Ministries in 1994 to provide food for friends and neighbors who were struggling financially. Today, they are still doing the same thing. The Angel Food program now is helping provide food relief to more than 500,000 families each month.


PURCHASING ANGEL FOOD
There are no restrictions, conditions or forms to fill out to purchase Angel Food. The food relief program is open to one and all. Anyone may purchase an unlimited number of boxes of Angel Food by placing an order with a local Angel Food host site.

(i.e. it is left up to the individual to determine whether they could/should take advantage of the program)




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I remember a program called "SHARE", where you had to do a few hours of volunteer work each month. I think this is a lot like that, minus the volunteer work.

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