De Soto food pantry benefits from flying pancakes July 12, 2008
A Saturday morning pancake feed for the De Soto Multi-Service Center's food pantry drew a steady stream of hungry residents to the Senior Center. It was too early yet for a final figure on how much money was raised at the event organized by Jeremy Pryor, but De Soto Multi-Service Center Director Jodi Hitchcock said there were customers through the three-hour event. Hitchcock also said a trash container placed for donations was filled.
Brooke Todd, 10, stretches to catch a pancake at the De Soto Multi-Service Center benefit pancake feed Saturday at the De Soto Multi-Service Center as friend Taylor Cannon, 10, await her turn to receive breakfast via air mail.
Taylor Cannon, 10, catches a pancake tossed her way at the De Soto Multi-Service Center benefit pancake feed Saturday morning at the De Soto Senior Center. Watching is friend Brooke Todd, who also had to entertain for breakfast by catching flapjacks.
Jessica Pryor eyes an incoming pancake at the benefit. Her nephew Jeremy Pryor organized the event for the De Soto Multi-Service Center food pantry.
Catching flying pancakes might be fun, but the point of a pancake feed is to eat them. Lydia Schutte enjoys her plateful at the benefit.
