CLEVELAND — St. Augustine Hunger Center in Cleveland took a brief hiatus but is back in action after figuring out how to safely serve food during the coronavirus pandemic and is focused on helping the homeless and elderly through this unprecedented time.
While those in need of a meal can no longer go inside to eat, they can grab their meal to go and eat in the park across the street from the church.
After receiving generous donations from businessman Bobby George, Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield and his wife Emily Mayfield, St. Augustine Hunger Center will now begin delivering food to the elderly twice a day.
Those in need of a meal can call the church at 216-781-5530.
