From left are JoAnna Goldberg, director of marketing at Storage Village Self Storage, and Terri Kelly, manager of WFCM’s Food Pantry, accepting the Thanksgiving Food for WFCM clients.
Centreville — Storage Village said “Thank You” to its community by helping to ensure that each of its neighbors could enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. Through its “Room for Dinner” campaign, Storage Village fed 86 families in the Baltimore-Washington area that would otherwise be unable to enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner.
Through the annual Room For Dinner initiative, Storage Village donated a Thanksgiving meal to a family in need for each unit rented Nov. 1-15.
Each Storage Village location partners with an organization that directly meets the most pressing needs of the storage’s immediate community. This year, Storage Village partnered with Beans & Bread, Severna Park Assistance Network, the National Center for Children and Families, So Others Might Eat and Western Fairfax Christian Ministries. Each of these non-profit partners distributes the meals to the families in the community who need them most.