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Old-school church supper: Boy Scouts host annual Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser

Glencoe’s Ryan Hostert, 13, serves spaghetti with garlic bread during the Boy Scout Troop 28 fundraiser April 23 at Glencoe Union Church. Photos by Jill Dunbar/22nd Century Media
Scout Nichols Carey (left), 16, takes a ticket from Glencoe’s Delaney Maher, 9, and Abby Mason, 7.
Joey Carey (left), of Troop 28, and Darcie Lantz (center) greet Alex, Emmy and Kendra Kennett.
Parent volunteers Ben Miller and Brian Hoffman fill a plate for Brandon Bachman (left), 12, to serve to guests.
Megan Bernard, Editor
12:58 pm CDT April 24, 2018

Boy Scout Troop 28 served more than 400 guests during its annual Spaghetti Dinner April 23 at Glencoe Union Church.

The troop has held this fundraiser for more than 30 years to help support the New Trier Township Food Pantry with the proceeds. It’s part of the Boy Scouts of America Annual “Scouting for Food” efforts. 

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