Lasagna Love Spreads Joy During the Pandemic [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
Some might call it a pandemic miracle.
Just over a year ago, prompted by the COVID-19 struggles facing families in her neighborhood, Rhiannon Menn founded an organization called Lasagna Love. She and others began delivering lasagna dinners to families hard hit by the pandemic. Thanks mostly to word of mouth, Lasagna Love started to take hold.
An appearance on NBC s
Today show sent interest soaring, and volunteers all over the country began baking lasagna meals for those having a rough time because of COVID-19.
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Townsquare Sunday learned there is a SouthCoast branch of Lasagna Love based in Wareham.
Lasagna Love Spreads Joy During the Pandemic [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
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The aroma of lasagna has seeped through the Sieracki household for a good part of the last three months.
“My family is a little tired of it, I’m not going to lie,” Marci Sieracki said in jest.
But the cheese and noodle-layered dish that Sieracki has been whipping up sometimes more than twice a week since December isn’t necessarily for her family’s consumption.
Sieracki is the regional director of the Midwest branch of Lasagna Love, a nonprofit organization that provides warm meals primarily lasagnas to people in need.
“I’ve always felt like food is kind of my love language, it’s a good way to express that I care about somebody,” Sieracki said. “When I heard about [Lasagna Love], I felt like this was something. I wanted to be a part of.”