Schulenburg Area Food Pantry board members and volunteers on hand at last week’s 30th anniversary open house were: (front from left) Jana Semler, Delores Michalke, Veronica Smith, Debra Blansitt, Debbie Behlen, Judy Janik; (back, from left) Bill Michalke, Dallas Canada, Sue Broadwater, Ed Semler, Gerald Smith, Sheila Brossmann, Kenneth Behlen, and Jack Niesner. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala
Food pantry celebrates 30 years of helping those in need
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
For 30 years, the Schulenburg Area Food Pantry has been blessed by the generosity, compassion, and support from the local community.To mark the 30th anniversary of SAFP’s collaboration with the Capital Area Food Bank, an open house was held on Wednesday, Oct. 7 at its current location, 304 East...News
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