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Divine Tasting held to benefit Community Resource Center

The Rev. Vicky Starnes pours a glass of pinot noir.
Deny Howeth
September 29, 2016
Members of LRAC and the VIA were on hand to raise funds for CRC (l-r) St. Peter’s member Tina Wical, the Rev. Jeff Ross, VIA member Ronnie Lutz, the Rev. Vicky Starns and Rabbi Beth Cohen.
Silent auction items were donated by local businesses and organizations.
Judy Cousins and Ellen Wheatly volunteer with the CRC.
Bennett Connelly and the Rev. Jeff Ross team up to pour wine for attendees.
Volunteers Carlye Gil, Carolyn Nicoll and Carol Wzorek pause for a moment at the tasting.
Lewes Mayor Ted Becker, right, who stopped in to support the LRAC benefit ,is shown with the Rev. Jeff Ross.
Volunteer Ann AMeigh and CRC receptionist Eleanor Whaley look over the silent auction items.

Divine Tasting for the Community Resource Center, was held Sept. 17, in the parish hall of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Lewes.  Attendees showed support for neighbors in need. Enjoying hors d'oeuvres prepared by Gary and Lorraine Papp of Palate restaurant, tasting wines of R&L Liquors and music, patrons also participated in the raffle and silent auction.

Supported by the Lewes-Rehoboth Association of Churches, various federal and state assistance programs, and local businesses and individuals, the Community Resource Center has continued to thrive because of the generosity of the local community. Since its founding in April 2011, the Community Resource Center of Rehoboth has provided assistance to eastern Sussex County residents, helping to address hunger, homelessness, housing, medical needs and other issues facing the less fortunate.

With dignity and respect, the CRC helps individuals and families, regardless of race, sexual orientation or religious affiliation, get to the next step of their journey toward self-sufficiency and stability.

 

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