Marg Elliott (left) and Leslie McDougall (centre) from the Ohsweken Baptist Church presented Many Monture, chair of the Six Nations Food Bank board of directors (right), with a cheque worth $796.26 on Sept. 2. The donation came from funds raised at the church’s Community Unity Fundraiser BBQ that was held on August 27. Photo by Theresa Mt.Pleasant.
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