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Sunshine Circle Club brightens morning for elementary school staff

Coffee, cookie delivery thanks Cape district employees
February 28, 2021
Enjoying fresh cookies and hot coffee from the Sunshine Circle Club are (l-r) Rehoboth Elementary Principal Doris Person, Sunshine Circle Club President Bernice Edwards, Sunshine Circle Club member Gilda Howard, McDonald’s owner Mike Meoli and Rehoboth Elementary Assistant Principal Reshid Walker. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Sunshine Circle Club members arrived early at McDonald’s in Rehoboth to pick up goodies for Cape district elementary school staff. Pictured are (l-r) Donna Burns, Faye Wright and Teresa Lewes of McDonald's, and Alicia Jones, Paula Roberts and Gilda Howard of Sunshine Circle Club.

Employees of Cape district elementary schools received a welcome delivery Feb. 16, when members of the Sunshine Circle Club brought coffee and cookies to thank all staff members for their work during the pandemic.

Under the new Morning Break Program, Sunshine Circle Club members collected cookies donated by McDonald’s of Rehoboth Beach and coffee paid for by the club, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church of Lewes, Friendship Baptist Church of Lewes, the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Organization of Sussex County, the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice, and individual contributions from Dana Paskins, Richard and Janie Miller, and Clemon and Willamae Jordan.  

On Feb. 23, club members brought the Morning Break Program to staff at Beacon and Mariner middle, Cape High, Sussex Consortium, district office and transportation department in the Frederick D. Thomas Building.

Club members hope the Morning Break Program will put a smile on all faces in the district and acknowledge their work during this difficult time. 

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