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Parks Chapel AME Church Men’s Ministry Launches the Deborah H. Gardner Food Bank

The Men’s Ministry, at Parks Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, located at 476 34th Street Oakland is sponsoring the Deborah H. Gardner Food Bank August 1st. from 9:30am=12 noon. Drive up contact free food delivery is available as well as walk up service.

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