RSA Food Shelf is thankful for new digs coming next year

Volunteers prepared holiday bags including potatoes, stuffing, yams and a turkey. Photo courtesy of Diane Jones.

RSA Food Shelf is thankful for new digs coming next year

- Natalie Wolford

The Randolph-Suffield-Atwater Food Shelf distributed over 90 holiday baskets to clients on Monday at the Randolph Community Center. Volunteers hope to move similar operations in the future to its new building next to the Knights of Columbus Hall in Randolph.

The food shelf is in a final push to fund the building, which is only a couple large construction projects shy of completion. Organizers expect to move to the new building in January, but there is no official opening date yet.

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