Big Food Savings Roll Into St. Cloud Monday

Lucky us! Fare For All is coming back to St. Cloud on Monday, June 16th! Have you had an opportunity to try this amazing service yet? Right now, with our budgets getting tighter and tighter, this is a great way for families, couples, and individuals save on their monthly grocery bills, and even create meals around the products being provided during June, so that you can make the things that already exist in your pantry, work with the items provided at this months Fare For All.

YOUR FOOD JUST GOT A LITTLE EASIER TO SWALLOW

At Fare For All in June, you can pick up the following:

The June Fare for All will take place on Monday, June 16th, from 3:30 to 5:30 pm at Salem Lutheran Church, located at 90 Riverside Drive SE in St. Cloud.

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There's plenty of food in the Mega Meat pack to help extend your shopping dollars.

THE MEGA MEAT PACK Y- $25

Popcorn Chicken - 18 ounces
Chicken Drumstkicks - 5 pounds
Ground Beef - 1 pound
Local sugar-free Pork Breakfast Sausage 1 Pound
Country Ham Ends - 2 pounds
Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Links - 12 ounces
Beef Franks - 9 ounces

THE PRODUCE PACK $10

This month's produce pack includes lots of delicious items that you can use to create amazing dishes.

Russet Potatoes - 5 pounds
Yellow Onions - 2 pounds
Baby Carrots - 1 pound
Lemons - 2
Navel Oranges - 3
Fuji Apples - 3
Radishes - 1 pound

Photo by Ruben Caldera on Unsplash

Let's not forget about Fare For All's Hot Buys this month, which include the following:

Blackberry Pie - 10 inch $5.50
Chicken Breast diced - 22 ounces $6.50
Roasted Potatoes - 16 ounces $1.50
Bacon - 12 ounces $3.75

LOOKING TO BE A VOLUNTEER?

Perhaps you'd like to help with this amazing program? You certainly can. Fare For All, just like many other organizations, operates with the assistance of volunteers. If you would like to help people in your community through the Fare for All program, you can click here to sign up as a volunteer today.

Fare for All stops at many different locations throughout Minnesota. If you think that your community could benefit by having a Fare For All location, you can always let them know by clicking HERE.

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See the Aftermath of the 1886 St. Cloud, Sauk Rapids and Rice Tornado

Here are some historical pictures taken of the destruction from an F4 tornado/cyclone on the cities of St. Cloud, Sauk Rapids and Rice, Minnesota on April 14, 1886.

Gallery Credit: Brown and Riley, "Cyclone Views: Pictures Sauk Rapids Cyclone" (1886). University and Other Publications. 1.