Seabrook Residents Make Sandwiches to Help Monmouth County's Hungry
Program assists Bridges at the Shore in meeting its goal of helping the underprivileged
In their continuing effort to help feed some of Monmouth County’s hungry, some residents of Seabrook, a retirement community in Tinton Falls, made more than 125 sandwiches for Bridges at the Shore. This is the second year the program has been held at Seabrook, but residents are hoping it will continue as Bridges at the Shore takes the sandwiches and distributes them to the needy in Monmouth County. About 12 resident volunteers gathered in the kitchen of the Princeton Restaurant at Seabrook to make turkey and cheese sandwiches before placing them in paper bags, along with apples, chips, bottled water and a special form of encouragement. Residents included hand-written notes which were placed in each bag aimed at encouraging the recipient. …
