Community Harvest Outreach’s Community Day serves Windsor
Published 6:46 pm Friday, August 26, 2022
Kasey Spratley, right, holds still as a face painter from Vertical Kids Entertainment Ministry applies the paint at the CHO Community Day.
Attendees of the Community Day celebrate the 20th anniversary of God’s Anointed Touch Ministries and Community Harvest Outreach.
Sharing a variety of offerings to members of the community are Laequinla Hunter, left, and Edwina Garris.
Ty’que Blue, center, holds some of the offerings available at the CHO Community Day as others gather around the table managed, in part, by Edwina Garris, seen at left.
People attending the CHO Community Day check out some of the other offerings provided.
Children attending the CHO Community Day were able to enjoy a bubble machine.
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The Windsor-based Community Harvest Outreach held its annual Community Day on Sunday, Aug. 21, giving the organization the opportunity to serve more than 100 families in the community.
A CHO news release noted that offerings at the event included a magic show, bubble machine for the kids, food truck, ice cream truck, free school supplies, personal protective equipment sanitation kits, food boxes, household goods and a job fair.
“Thank you to the Windsor Police Department as well as the Windsor Fire Department for coming out and being a part of our event,” CHO Chairperson Laequinla Hunter said.
For more information on Community Harvest Outreach, visit www.communityharvestoutreach.org or call 757-556-5403.
