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M.A.S.H. Volunteers Ed & Debbie Bishop and ALL the Veterans who participated in Honor Flight Columbus welcome home! 2024

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  M.A.S.H. Pantry

Proudly Serving Grove City and Delaware

Since March 2016
M.A.S.H. has been honored to support the heroes of Franklin and Delaware County.

You can find us at our local site:

(Schedule below)

 

M.A.S.H. Grove City, Ohio

2996 Columbus Street

Grove City, Ohio 43123


M.A.S.H. Delaware, Ohio

562 Pennsylvania Ave

Delaware, Ohio 43015


Delaware M.A.S.H. Pantry  -  Ribbon Cutting

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Llama Love Therapy

The project on 16 acres in North Carolina was purchased and named after Elaine DuShane's father, Russell C. Knotts, a WWII Veteran and owner of Ohio Steel Industries. As the co-founder of M.A.S.H., Elaine honors her father's interest in M.A.S.H. Pantry and Resource Center through this dedication. 


He loved the vision and the name of The Shire of Knotts Landing after him. Russell was an icon and was honored at many M.A.S.H. events. To our sadness, Russell passed away on July 12th, 2023, at 100 years old. However, he lived a robust life, always surrounded by a loving family and friends. We are grateful for the heartfelt memories we shared with him.


His vision through M.A.S.H. was to pay it forward by providing Llama Love Therapy to help those in need in many communities.

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M.A.S.H. Pantry Celebration - 147th Regional Training Institute - Ohio Army and Air National Guard - Commander Kristopher J. Johnson

"In recognition of the outstanding service provided to the Soldiers of the 147th RTI and The Ohio Army and Air National Guard. Your services provide a valuable resource. Your dedication and commitment to serve is an integral part of the success of the mission of the Army and Air National Guard."

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  • HOST A DRIVE

    Mash pantry and resource center military and service heroes pantry open dates for 2024

    HONORING OUR HEROES 

    YEAR-ROUND PROGRAM 


    COLLECTION: (Refer to "16 Most Wanted"

    • Food
    • Snacks
    • Personal Hygiene
    • Patriotic Items (Flags, decorations)
    • Lap Blankets
    • Art
    • Thank you for your service cards

    Thank you for supporting our mission! 


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  • NOMINATE YOUR HERO

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    Honor a Hero


    Celebrate the life and legacy of someone who has served with courage and heart.


    We invite you to share a story, memory, or biography of your favorite Hero—whether they’re a veteran, active-duty service member, first responder, or a loved one who made a difference.


     Photos and videos are encouraged to help bring their story to life and honor them in a meaningful way.


    Let’s make sure their legacy lives on—one story at a time.


    Click Here to Nominate

    Nominate

IN MEMORY

Robert Linn "BUCK" Snyder

Robert Linn "BUCK" Snyder

Sgt. Shane Joseph “Jenks” Jenkins

Sgt. Shane Joseph “Jenks” Jenkins

Robert Wallace

Robert Wallace

Ronald J. Thames

Roland Creaser

Hassel Bostic

Ralph Franklin Bornhorst

John Hardin

Rhonda Hardison

William Mcquay

Johnny Bob Hudson

Robert Linn "BUCK" Snyder

Sgt. Shane Joseph “Jenks” Jenkins

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