Letter: Camp Rich helps at Bread & Broth
To the community,
Hosting their first Adopt A day of Nourishment, Camp Richardson Resort sent an energetic sponsor crew to volunteer at Bread & Broth’s Oct. 21 dinner.
The crew, consisting of Travis Lauinger, retail manager; Vanessa Santora, sales manager; Christy Catts, general store manager; Mai Dalton, lodging operations director; and Charlie Gaspar, front desk manager, were involved in all aspects of helping the B&B volunteers throughout the evening. They enthusiastically bagged giveaways, greeted guests, served dinner, drinks and desserts, dried dishes and packed up chairs and tables.
“We’re so grateful to have been a part of the Adopt A Day program. Everyone was so welcoming to us. It is important for us to give back to the community we love being a part of.Thank you to the crew. We will be back,” said Vanessa Santora at the end of the evening. As a nonprofit, all volunteer organization, Bread & Broth appreciates and is thrilled to have Camp Richardson Resort’s support in feeding the less fortunate.
For over 24 years, B&B has been serving nutritious meals to families, seniors on fixed incomes, the homeless and people dealing with difficult situations. B&B salutes Camp Richardson Resort for their generous monetary donation and concern for struggling members of our community. Bread & Broth is looking forward to working with Camp Richardson Resort and their employees when they sponsor their second AAD on April 7.
To help B&B as a donor or sponsor, please contact me at (530) 542-2876 or carolsgerard@aol.com.
Carol Gerard, Bread & Broth



Why wasn’t Knox willing to be a part of the hands on? Seems it would send an even better message to everyone that he supports this. Nevermind….we already know.
Sour grapes pine cone…
great job to camp rich for your efforts
No sour grapes. I think those peeps who were involved represented most of CR in a wonderful way. Just have never really seen him a part of any function….except standing in the shadows. Kind of telling of his true interests in the community. Oh, but he doesn’t live here either. It’s all good.