West Virginia Knights in Action
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Knights in Action
The Weirton Council of the Knights of Columbus #3734 donated $50 gift certificates for Theo Yianni's Greek Restaurant to all Weirton Police Department and Fire Department officers and staff in appreciation for the services that they provide the Weirton community. Theo Yianni's added $10 to each gift certificate to make them $60 to each of the 68 recipients. The Weirton council supports our first responders.
The Weirton Council of the Knights of Columbus #3734 donated $50 gift certificates for Theo Yianni's Greek Restaurant to all Weirton Police Department and Fire Department officers and staff in appreciation for the services that they provide the Weirton community. Theo Yianni's added $10 to each gift certificate to make them $60 to each of the 68 recipients. The canine unit also received a $165 donation for dog food. The Weirton council supports our first responders.
St. Vincent de Paul Council 12191, Knights of Columbus presented checks to three area schools to assist children with intellectual disabilities. The money was donated by members of the community during the Knights “Tootsie Roll” effort at the Food Lion in Berkeley Springs, WalMart in Spring Mills and Pittman’s Market in Hancock. Knights around the country raise funds and awareness for the needs of Special Education programs through their “Tootsie Roll” drives.
Knights of Columbus members from left, Frank Subasic, Tom Darroch, Ernie Ziemba, Skip Price, Ben Breeze and Frank Kucharski present a check for $550.00 to Special Ed coordinator, Casey Lebo-Dunn, Principal, Michelle Gest, and Special Ed teacher Cindy Pennesi at Hancock Elementary School
Special Ed teacher Sundra Struck and Principal Keri Chilcote are presented a check for $800.00 from Knights Don Bozanic, Skipper Price, Bob Hartwick, Tom Darroch and Frank Kucharski at Pleasant View Elementary School
Special Ed teacher Sundra Struck and Principal Keri Chilcote are presented a check for $800.00 from Knights Don Bozanic, Skipper Price, Bob Hartwick, Tom Darroch and Frank Kucharski at Pleasant View Elementary School
The Knights of Columbus DD Tom Eades & DGK Rick Corbett of Council 10011 Romney presenting $250 donation for the Watch Dog Program for kids to Principle Jack Pancione, & Augusta Elementary WV Children of August WV
The Knights of Columbus DD Tom Eades & DGK Rick Corbett of Council 10011 Romney presenting $250 donation for the Watch Dog Program for kids to Principle Jack Pancione, & Augusta Elementary WV Children of August WV
Knights Give Back with A Thank You
to Our Heros
Bluefield council 1404 provided "heroes for heroes" lunch on October 30th. Homemade meatball subs, potato salad,pickles,chips,drinks & desserts for a the Bluefield Wv & neighboring Bluefield Va police departments. 60 lunches were provided in appreciation of the departments' hard work & service to the community .
Rocky Malamisura
GK Council 1404
Bluefield
The St. Albans Knights of Columbus presented an iPad to Frankie. On the left is Italo DAlessio, our Grand Knight, Frankie's dad Ed in the back, Frankie and his mother, Tina and Joe King on the right.
J. Powell Tourney for Cancer
Grand Knight Patrick “Rocky” Malamisur and his Council 1404
provided the meal services for 36 foursomes & 40+ volunteers.
The JPHF provides help to families that are battling childhood cancer.
Remembering Memorial Day
All gave some and some gave ALL
St Patrick's KOC Soup Kitchen
More than a year before, several knights shared the concern for the people in Hinton and surrounding areas who went to bed hungry, especially the children.
twhile the discussions continued, it took the initative of one in particuler to bring an idea to fruition.
!Brother Knight Rooster Meador would not let his Brother Knights rest until the Program became a reality as the Saint Pactrick Knights of Columbus Roundtable Table of Plenty, a biweekly soup and sandwich kitchen open to everyone at no cost.
Financing the project, thankfully, has not yet proved a burden thanks to the generosity of one parrish family who provided seed money to get the project underway and the continued generous support of the Father John Halpin Knights of Columbus Council 5657, to which all the Knights of the Roundtable belong .
Since it's inception in November 2016, the Table of Plenty has served more than 1,000 meals through April 2017.
Additionally, for both Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Table Of Plenty provided a full turkey dinner for the former to more than 125 people and a full ham dinner for the latter for a like number of people, as well as Holiday Baskets for a dozen families.
M'e put a Donation box "for those who can", because we do have people who join us for dinner who can afford to buy their own. It's gratifying to recieve $10, $20, and even individual donations of $100 once in a great while.
But truly rewarding and heart-warming are the nickles and dimes and even pennies put in by those people whose
!cents are a far greater portion of their wealth than the dollars of others. It comes from the heart.
Knights of Columbus members from left, Frank Subasic, Tom Darroch, Ernie Ziemba, Skip Price, Ben Breeze and Frank Kucharski present a check for $550.00 to Special Ed coordinator, Casey Lebo-Dunn, Principal, Michelle Gest, and Special Ed teacher Cindy Pennesi at Hancock Elementary School.