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C. R. O. S. Ministries is an interfaith ministry serving Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast for the past 30 years

C. R. O. S. Ministries is an interfaith ministry serving Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast for the past 30 years—recognized as a provider of services to persons in need through The Caring Kitchen, community food pantries, hurricane recovery, mentoring, gleaning and summer camps. This is possible through C.R.O.S.’s partnership with local groups, individuals and congregations.

Thirteen years ago C. R. O. S. began holding an annual fund raising event, the CROS Walk as an additional means of generating funding for their programs. The 5K CROS Walk will be on Sunday, October 12 in West Palm Beach along Flagler Drive.

In preparation they will hold two recruiter rallies on Sunday, August 17, one at 2 P.M. in Delray Beach at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and the other at 4 P.M. in West Palm Beach at United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches. You are invited to attend the rally closest to you.

C. R. O. S. is also looking for corporate sponsors. If any businesses are interested in supporting the CROS Walk, please contact Lindsay Zimmerman at (561) 233-9009, Ext. 106.

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