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JAMESTOWN, N.D. (Valley News Live) — <\/strong><\/span> The flood fight continues in Jamestown as some people are scrambling even to make it across town. Some families are having a hard time getting the essentials of food. On Saturday, a local organization made nearly $63,000 meals to make sure no one goes hungry.<\/p>\n “We added the beans, and then we added the vegetables,” said Kiwanis member Rilie Wolf. \u00a0Rilie has an exciting job for being 9-years-old.<\/p>\n “To me, it’s heartbreaking,” said Rilie. “We have so much, and they have so little.”<\/p>\n She’s helping out her neighbors in Jamestown. “I know people that are flooded,” said Rilie. “My classmates are flooded.“<\/span><\/p>\n “It’s been ten years since we’ve had a flood like this, which is not that long of a time,” said Kiwanis member Katie Ryan-Anderson.<\/p>\n Rilie and Katie are both apart of Kiwanis and making meals for families that need it.<\/p>\n They tell me they donate these meals across the state, including Moorhead, but Jamestown, in particular, needs your help more than ever.<\/p>\n Each meal is a quarter, and one of them can feed six people.<\/p>\n The meals are simple to make.<\/p>\n “All they have to do is add it to boiling water, so even if you’re Rilie’s age, you can assemble this meal,” said Katie.<\/p>\n “I wish that everybody could have something like food and money,” said Rilie.<\/p>\n In total, the organization has packed 1.3 million meals for families in their eight years.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/media.graytvinc.com\/images\/690*395\/meals2.PNG\")
<\/p>\n\u00a0“I live out of town, and when I drive to work, I see the corn in the field and the soybeans in the field and I just know that that’s someone annual salary and if I didn’t have my annual salary, how would I feed my family?” said Katie.<\/div>\n