Turkeys were flying off the shelf at the Grand Falls-Windsor Community Kitchen this week...right into the grocery bags of thieves who robbed the building twice in two nights. We spoke with a kitchen volunteer
The Grand Falls-Windsor community kitchen helps thousands of people every year. The group provides hot meals for people who can't afford groceries. They'll deliver firewood to people who need it and visit seniors who find it difficult to leave their homes. This week, all their hard work was undone when thieves broke in and stole the food they were planning to serve this month. Laurie Ballard is the community kitchen's executive director, and she spoke with the CBC's Troy Turner.
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