Franklin BBQ Society

09/17/2024

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On Sep 17, 2024, at 6:17 PM, Bill Foley wrote:

The Franklin Noon Rotary partnered with the Columbia Breakfast Rotary and Catalyst For Men’s Group and smoked 100 Pork Butt weighing 900 pounds to be delivered to over 250 families at this week’s OneGenAway food distribution at Centennial high school. The plans are to do another smoke next week of 60 pork butt and 90 turkey breast to give away at a future distribution at Nashville state college

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On Sep 17, 2024, at 1:02 PM, One Generation Away wrote:



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Come to Franklin this Saturday!

We'll have food for anyone in need, no paperwork required.
And we'll have lots of opportunities to volunteer!



MOBILE FOOD PANTRY



Centennial High School

5050 Mallory Lane, Franklin, TN

8:45 -10:15 a.m.
Saturday, September 21
Sábado, 21 de septembre

Rain or shine

Receive food
First come, first served
No questions asked
Volunteer
Arrive at 7:30 a.m.
No registration required



Are you an encourager?


OneGenAway is not just here
to share food; we're here to share hope!

If you love meeting new friends, let us know you'd like to volunteer as an encourager!

Starting at 7:30, we go out and meet with folks waiting in line to say hello, spread love, and say a prayer if both parties are comfortable.





Drive-thru distribution
• All occupants are asked to remain in the vehicle.
• Have trunks open and space cleared for food.
• Due to the volume of cars, only one cart per car.
• We thank you in advance for your patience!
Conduce a través de la distribución
• Todos los ocupantes se quedan en el vehículo.
• Abra su maletero y despeje un espacio para la comida.
• Debido al volumen de autos, solo un carro por auto.
• ¡Gracias de antemano por tu paciencia!


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On Sep 17, 2024, at 6:17 PM, Bill Foley wrote:

The Franklin Noon Rotary partnered with the Columbia Breakfast Rotary and Catalyst For Men’s Group and smoked 100 Pork Butt weighing 900 pounds to be delivered to over 250 families at this week’s OneGenAway food distribution at Centennial high school. The plans are to do another smoke next week of 60 pork butt and 90 turkey breast to give away at a future distribution at Nashville state college

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On Sep 17, 2024, at 1:02 PM, One Generation Away wrote:



Untitled design _2_.png

Come to Franklin this Saturday!

We'll have food for anyone in need, no paperwork required.
And we'll have lots of opportunities to volunteer!



MOBILE FOOD PANTRY



Centennial High School

5050 Mallory Lane, Franklin, TN

8:45 -10:15 a.m.
Saturday, September 21
Sábado, 21 de septembre

Rain or shine

Receive food
First come, first served
No questions asked
Volunteer
Arrive at 7:30 a.m.
No registration required



Are you an encourager?


OneGenAway is not just here
to share food; we're here to share hope!

If you love meeting new friends, let us know you'd like to volunteer as an encourager!

Starting at 7:30, we go out and meet with folks waiting in line to say hello, spread love, and say a prayer if both parties are comfortable.





Drive-thru distribution
• All occupants are asked to remain in the vehicle.
• Have trunks open and space cleared for food.
• Due to the volume of cars, only one cart per car.
• We thank you in advance for your patience!
Conduce a través de la distribución
• Todos los ocupantes se quedan en el vehículo.
• Abra su maletero y despeje un espacio para la comida.
• Debido al volumen de autos, solo un carro por auto.
• ¡Gracias de antemano por tu paciencia!


MOBILE PANTRY CALENDAR
www.OneGenAway.com
Donate
Facebook Twitter Instagram

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05/02/2023

What goes better with BBQ than whiskey?! Join us to taste 5 great whiskeys made right here in Tennessee at the Murfreesboro Breakfast Rotary Club's BBQ Festival. Purchase tickets at the link below.

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01/17/2023

The Franklin Noon Rotary will be selling Pork Butts for your Super Bowl Party!

The Franklin Noon Rotary Club is offering a “Buy One, Give One” program. This program through the Franklin BBQ Society fed over 5,000 people in the community last year with the Butt’s that were given to those in need! One Butt can feed 18-20 people! Our goal is to give at least 250 Butts to those in need! It is an opportunity for us to make a major impact in the lives of the homeless, shut-in and needy in our community. Thank you for support!

Each Butt is $50 each and all proceeds go to the Franklin Noon Rotary Foundation which supports charities in our community!

Order deadline is February 3rd. Orders will be available for pick up on Saturday, Feb. 11th from 11 A.M -1 P.M. at the Downtown Franklin office of the Williamson Herald, 1117 Columbia Ave, Franklin

To place an order, please text or call Rotarian Bill Foley at (615) 477-6954 or [email protected]
You can also text Bill the attached order form to place your order.
Cash, Check, Paypal or Venmo is accepted.
Venmo: -Rotary-1

Bill Foley Williamson Herald

09/01/2021

There's is no cell service in Terrebonne Parish. Since I can't update twitter, here's the latest info about what's happening here:

Priorities in Terrebonne: (in this order) Electricity, water, pollution control (sewer system), communications, transportation

Food Distribution: As of now the food bank is working to get operational. Food is expected to come in soon but distributing is no happening right now.

Floodgates and Levees: Levees held up and no reported problems. The Bubba Dove Floodgate and one smaller one had a few issues during the storm but remained operations and held up. All will be inspected in the coming days.

Water: The main water plant in Schriever has a broken chlorine line so the entire parish is without water There are millions of gallons of water available but there’s no way to get that water to people.

Hospitals: Terrebonne General and Chabert Medical Center are either without water or barley have any. Parish is working to get Houma water plant up and running to be used as a priority for the hospitals.

Evacuees: There has been NO decision on when evacuees can return to Terrebonne Parish. That decision will be made later and will be done a priority basis. Business will be allowed back first. Checkpoints will be set up by national guard and officers.

Debris clearing: State is currently working to clear state highways. Parish crews are doing the same.

Electricity: Three service providers in Terrebonne Parish. Entergy, SLECA and City of Houma. All are currently down. The City of Houma utility had the roof blown off so they can’t operate right now. Out of town power crews are expected to get here tomorrow to help restore power.

Rescues: 40 people had to be picked up by the sheriff’s office last night and brought to an emergency shelter. They were all out on the curb because their homes are unlivable.
-Also, two people were found alive, trapped in a collapsed building in Houma.

Search and rescue crews from Texas are here, deploying to areas in the southern part of the parish.

At this point there are no reports of people needing rescue, but also, community is spotty at best so crews are going out assessing areas.

I’m told this could take weeks before the Parish is up and running again.

08/31/2021

The Franklin Noon Rotary Club hosted and organized two events that attracted both locals and out-of-towners alike to The Park at Harlinsdale Farm over the weekend all for a good

08/30/2021

We had a great weekend at the The Great Americana BBQ Festival in Franklin, TN!

Results pictured below to land us 3rd overall out of 25 teams!

Congrats to our great friends Heavy Smoke BBQ on RGC and Rooters-n-Tooters BBQ on GC and all of our friends who heard their names called!

Next up: Back to Nashville!

Jordan Kirkpatrick Allie Kirkpatrick

08/25/2021

James Maurice Pope was born and raised in Franklin, but he could hold his own in Memphis.