Mario Barros and his daughter, Avery, organize salad orders out of a truck as part of an assembly-line packing process Thursday at St. Martha’s Church in Kennebunk. Project Pilgrim Thanksgiving meals, put on by the nonprofit Community Harvest, were given out in COVID-era drive-thru style at the church.
As part of the contact-less curbside delivery, volunteer Carla Russell places tags on cars with name and number of meals to be collected at St. Martha’s Church.
Kerry de Bree, executive director of Community Harvest, prepares to deliver a bag of meals to a driver at St. Martha’s Church.
Kerry de Bree, left, executive director of Community Harvest, speaks with Donna Todisco of Kennebunk as Randal Simon loads bags of meals into her car at St. Martha’s Church.
Noah Manning, a sophomore at Kennebunk High School, runs a name tag to the Thanksgiving meal-packing assembly line at St. Martha’s Church.
Matt Heersche organizes paper products to add to meal bags.
Randal Simon carries bags of meals to a vehicle as Project Pilgrim Thanksgiving meals, put on by Community Harvest, are given out at St. Martha’s Church.
Homemade cranberry chutney and gravy are packed into bags for collection.
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