Food Pantry Coordinator Karen Boyce accepts the check from Doo Wop Singers Harold McAleer (left) and Peter Stewart.
In December, the Lincoln Council on Aging and Human Services’ Doo-Wop Singing Group held a concert at Bemis Hall that raised over $300 to benefit the Lincoln food pantry. “It’s just a start; more is yet to come!” said group leader Peter Stewart (the group is already planning a second benefit concert some time this spring).
Demand on the food pantry has steadily grown over the past decade (332 clients in December 2022, up from an average of 28 per month in 2012). To learn more about how to donate to the food pantry, click here. If you are a family in need of nutritional support, please contact the Lincoln Council on Aging & Human Services at 781-259-8811. The Doo Wop Singing Group welcomes new members and meets every Monday at 10:00 a.m. in Bemis Hall.