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Weis in Lewes helps Cape District feed kids
Regularly scheduled food delivery resumes April 14
Steve Rayburn, Lewes Weis Market manager, loads bags up with a loaf of bread. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
April 12, 2020
Lewes Weis Markets brought 100 bags of food for families to H.O. Brittingham Elementary School for distribution April 9. The bags included cereal, tuna, pasta, canned vegetables, a loaf of bread, packaged fruit, bananas, and a carton of cola.
“We wanted to give some extra help for the families over the holiday weekend,” Steve Rayburn, Lewes store manager, said.
Rayburn reached out to Oliver Gumbs, director of business operations at Cape Henlopen School District, to boost the weekend deliveries. “The kitchen staff here is a well-oiled machine, and they deserve a lot of credit for keeping this process moving,” said Gumbs.
Regular food distribution will resume Tuesday, April 14. Find locations at www.capehenlopenschools.com/meals.
A bag of food for a family.
Bags of food at the ready.
Weis managers fill a car for delivery.
Joe Abrignani, Weis produce manager, carries bags to a car.
Branden Hall, deli manager, carries soda to a waiting car.
Steve Rayburn, Lewes Weis Market manager, checks over bags of food.
Steve Rayburn, Lewes Weis Market manager, and Dana Montgomery fill a car for deliveries.
Joe Abrignani, Weis produce manager, gets ready to grab a bag.
