Junior Auxiliary of Lawrence County Launches Munch-A-Lunch Fundraiser
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: October 24, 2026 at 6:02 pm
The Junior Auxiliary of Lawrence County is now accepting orders for its annual Munch-A-Lunch fundraiser, an event designed to provide meals while supporting local children and families in need.
Meal options for Munch-A-Lunch include turkey and cheese, ham and cheese, or chicken salad served on a croissant. Each meal also comes with potato chips, fruit, and a cookie, all for a cost of $12.
Orders for Munch-A-Lunch must be placed by October 30. This deadline is essential for the organization to prepare the meals properly.
Pickup for the meals will occur on November 10 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church, located at 212 Waterloo Street in Lawrenceburg.
Proceeds from this fundraiser will directly benefit the Junior Auxiliary’s efforts to assist local families and children in need. The organization focuses on community service and aims to create a positive impact through various initiatives.
Community members are encouraged to take part in this fundraiser to support the Junior Auxiliary’s mission. By ordering a meal, individuals can enjoy a convenient lunch while contributing to a worthy cause.
The Junior Auxiliary of Lawrence County has a long-standing tradition of serving the community. Events like Munch-A-Lunch play a vital role in their ongoing efforts. The organization relies on the support of local residents to continue its work and expand its reach.
As the order deadline approaches, the Junior Auxiliary is hopeful for strong community participation. Involvement is crucial for the success of this fundraiser and for the continued support of local families in need.
For those interested in participating, it is important to remember the order deadline of October 30. This event not only provides a meal but also fosters a sense of community and support among residents.
The Junior Auxiliary looks forward to serving the community through this event and appreciates the support of all who choose to participate.
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