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Whole Foods Grills for Abington

On Sunday, the Whole Foods Market 'Giving Grill' will benefit the Abington Joint Town Watch Council.

 
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Pictured, from left: Whole Foods graphic artist Kyle McCullough; McKinley-area town watchers Wallace Robins and Dorothy Robins; Whole Foods team member Rawbert Seeley; Whole Foods customer service supervisor Veronica Melching; Ward 10 and 11 town watcher Mario Gasbarra; Valley Glen block watchers Ken Hoffman and Sue Hoffman; Abington Police Officer Al Freed; Abington Community Service Officer Dave Rondinelli; Ward 12 and 13 town and block watcher Bob North; and Whole Foods marketing specialist and community liaison Dana Sommers. Courtesy of Rosemary Hinkle
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Pictured, from left:  Whole Foods graphic artist Kyle McCullough; McKinley-area town watchers Wallace Robins and Dorothy Robins; Whole Foods team member Rawbert Seeley; Whole Foods customer service supervisor Veronica Melching; Ward 10 and 11 town watcher Mario Gasbarra; Valley Glen block watchers Ken Hoffman and Sue Hoffman; Abington Police Officer Al Freed; Abington Community Service Officer Dave Rondinelli; Ward 12 and 13 town and block watcher Bob North; and Whole Foods marketing specialist and community liaison Dana Sommers.

 

On Sunday, July 15, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., the “Giving Grill” at Whole Foods Market on The Fairway will be grilling for Abington.

All of the proceeds from the cookout will benefit the Abington Joint Town Watch Council.

The Joint Town Watch Council organization — which was formed in the ’80s — assists the several Town Watch groups that operate in different sections of the township. Recently, the council has added block watches to augment town watchers, which focus on a specific block.

Though the Council is staffed by volunteers, the council has expenses to cover, such as putting on the annual community block party Abington Pre-Night Out. 

The Giving Grill will sell a variety of burgers, including portabello mushroom and veggie, as well as hotdogs. Representatives from Abington Joint Town Watch Council will man a booth at the event for people to visit and learn about their efforts to contribute to a safer community.

Whole Foods initiated the idea of having its July Giving Grill benefit the Council.  Whole Foods marketing specialist and community liaison Dana Sommers said, “We are preparing for a big grill and are very excited to raise money for this good cause.”   

Whole Foods Market is located at 1575 The Fairway, Jenkintown.

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Information courtesy of Rosemary Hinkle/Abington Police Department

Related Topics: Abington Pre-Night Out, Abington Town Watch, Giving Grill, Whole Foods Grill, and Whole Foods Jenkintown

Bill Sword

10:55 am on Monday, July 16, 2012

What a great turnout. Thank you everyone who came out to support this great cause!

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