Nothing succeeds like success. At least that's what the good folks
at St. Clare Catholic Church in Roseville figure as they prepare for the
Second Annual Father's Day Pancake Breakfast, set for Sunday, June 15!
The event will benefit The Soldiers Project/Sacramento-Greater Placer, a non-
profit organization which provides free, confidential psychological therapy to
active-duty military and veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as
their family members and loved ones.
All-you-eat golden brown pancakes and all the fixin's will be served from 8:30-
11:30 a.m. in the church parish hall, 1950 Junction Blvd. (corner of Junction
and Baseline Road) in Roseville.
The hosts – and expert chefs – for the event is
the congregation's Knights of Columbus Council 12887.
Last year the food fest raised about $2,500 for The Soldiers Project in ticket
sales and donations.
Besides pancakes, the June 15 menu will include deluxe pancakes, eggs,
sausage, country potatoes, country biscuits and gravy, orange juice, fruit
cocktail, coffee and tea.
The pancake breakfast is bargain priced at just $8 for adults and $3 for
children under 12 years of age. The meal will be free of charge to disabled
veterans and active-duty military in uniform.
For more information about the event, how you can help out or to make a
donation to The Soldiers Project/Sacramento and Greater Placer, contact SK
Richard "Ricco" Ches at 916-869-4447 or email him at
riccoches416@gmail.com.
The Soldiers Project/Sacramento, named in 2012 by the White House as one of
the nation's top 20 military service organizations, is comprised of about 45
volunteer therapists who last year gave nearly 1,000 hours of free treatment to
soldiers and their families. Its unlimited services go beyond those provided by
the Department of Veterans Affairs medical system.
For more information about The Soldiers Project/Sacramento and its programs,
visit
tspsacramento.org or visit the Facebook page at
facebook.com/tspsacramento.
Blog Post information and picture courtesy of The Soldiers Project/Sacramento.
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