What is it and how does it work?

• These meals feed our families when no one signs up on the calendar and can be dropped off any time Clare Hall is open, typically 7:00 am- 5:00 pm. 
• These can be a traditional casserole, a side dish, soup, stew, chili, grilled chicken, cooked burgers, cooked pizza slices, etc. 

• Meals should be portioned for 1-4 people, as our families are small. (8x8 inch pan is a good size) 
• Meals should be refrigerated, not frozen. 
• Attach a label to the outside of each meal titled Caring Casserole that includes all ingredients (or the recipe), the number of portions, and reheating instructions. 
• Since many of our families have allergies and dietary restrictions, vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free meals are greatly appreciated. 
• If a casserole could be gluten-free without breadcrumbs, please put those on the side so that it could go to one of our gluten-free families. 
• Deliver meals to the Caring Casseroles refrigerator in the Feed the Need room in Clare Hall. 

Drop off procedure:

• Enter campus from Leesville Rd, pull into the portico by the mailbox (Look for the red arrow sign!) 
• Turn your car off and your flashers on and enter the side door to Clare Hall. 
• Turn left and the Feed the Need room is next to the restrooms. (If you get to Fellowship Hall, you went too far!) 
• Place meals in the stainless-steel Caring Casseroles refrigerator.

The building is open from 7am to 5pm, Monday – Friday

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