She's one of our community's local heroes. She's a stay-at-home mom from Clayton who has found a simple but ingenius way to get produce into the hands of those in need.
I've profiled her before, and so have blogging friends, the Mayor of Claycord, Mister Writer, for her work on behalf of Katie Grace Groebner, a young local girl who suffers from a rare disorder and needs a heart-and-lung transplant. She has also been profiled in a blog on Diablo magazine's website.
Here's more of what Anna says about her campaign on her website:
One-woman Campaign Against Hunger. 4,300 pounds of local fruit harvested in two months! Meeting true angels along the way. Lemons, oranges, grapefruit, apricots, plums, peaches, tomato, bean or zucchini, one by one, all for the greater good of humanity. Hoping to inspire others about summer vegetable donations to local food pantries: the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano, the Salvation Army at the Concord Community Church, the Monument Crisis Center, the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano's blog.
Be warned, Anna, with this blog. It could become an addiction. We moms, or so they say, and as I've written before, can become prey to that!
Meanwhile, continued good luck with all your great work!
5 comments:
I'd be happy to help her with her melons anytime!
Nice Melons!
Are the lemon lady and soccer mom one in the same?
Come on guys, be nice to Anna.
She deserves all our respect. She's a devoted mom, wife, and she's doing a great thing helping out other people.
She's a wonderful, kind-hearted person.
And I, Soccer Mom, am not necessarily so wonderful or kind-hearted. Anyone who reads this blog with any regularity should know that. So, no, The Lemon Lady and Soccer Mom cannot be the same person.
Shes an amazing and wonderful woman. And after working with her, for the stories in Claycord, Ive gained not only a friend but have become an admirer but a lot of respect for her too.
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