Team Rubicon Support
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June 2, 2022
Team Rubicon Support

SPL hosts Team Rubicon, a volunteer team of veterans, first responders, and passionate civilians assisting Uxbridge with storm cleanup. We need help with our hosting assignment, specifically:

Prep a supper . Get together with some friends or your small group to organize this.

Serve a supper . Set up, serve, and clean up an evening meal.

Please use the form below to let us know how you can help, and Tish MacDonald will contact you to confirm the details. To help us manage the kitchen and make sure we’re providing fresh food, please do not bring food to the church until you have heard from Tish.

Are you looking for help with minor repairs or debris clean-up on your property? Email Team Rubicon or call
647-469-8659 . Team Rubicon’s service is free of charge.

Learn more about Team Rubicon and their response in Uxbridge.

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