Houston Food Bank Apologizes After Delivering Spoiled Food to Local Church Twice

John S. Pyles, Sr. is the Founder and Senior Pastor of the Tabernacle of Praise Family Worship Center in Houston, TX.
John S. Pyles, Sr. is the Founder and Senior Pastor of the Tabernacle of Praise Family Worship Center in Houston, TX.

The Houston Food Bank is apologizing to a local church after delivering a truckload of spoiled produce.

“We clearly failed in this case,” said Brian Greene, the President of the Houston Food Bank.

John Pyles, a pastor with Tabernacle of Praise Family Worship Center, told KPRC 2 that the Houston Food Bank delivers approximately 10,000 pounds of produce to them every two weeks on Saturday that the organization then distributes to needy families.

“It’s critical for their survival. They go from one distribution to another distribution just trying to make ends meet,” said Pyles.

On Saturday, the pastor said they received a truckload of spoiled produce; more than half of which he said they had to send back.

“A number of them were rotten. Even to the point that there were maggots in part of the food,” said Pastor Pyles.

Click here for more.

SOURCE: KPRC Click2Houston
Anoushah Rasta