Sep 9, 2026 · 49 min · 9 segments
On this episode, Jeff and Nancy sit down with Rosa from Johnson Brothers Ford to talk about engaging with the community around us to make it better, whether that is individually, through an…
Rosa GonzalezGuest
Nancy GloverGuest
So what we're doing this year at Johnson Brothers, we're partnering up with Ford Motor Company for their annual food drive, and it's happening here in September.
And with that, we decided as a dealership here in, in our community to partner with Feed My Sheep.
Okay.
Okay? And that's, that's a local dealership in our area.
They have, as a business, decided for the month of September, they are gonna collect canned goods and dry goods and that kind of stuff for the people here at Feed My Sheep.
And then for all of you out there, if you're new to this or whatever, Feed My Sheep is an entity that works.
Okay? So in our little town of Temple, okay, um, the east side has historically, um, and statistically now, it is, um, one of the lower economic areas of our town.
That is no disrespect to anything.
Uh, what is it statistically, Nancy, you, you would know roughly of people that live below the poverty line on East Temple is...?
Okay, nothing negative.
And then in our county, um, okay, this is something Temple is not terribly proud of, but it is a fact.
The East Temple community, if you would draw that on a map, okay, which it is, it's on a map, okay-
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So what we're doing this year at Johnson Brothers, we're partnering up with Ford Motor Company for their annual food drive, and it's happening here in September.
And with that, we decided as a dealership here in, in our community to partner with Feed My Sheep.
Okay.
Okay? And that's, that's a local dealership in our area.
They have, as a business, decided for the month of September, they are gonna collect canned goods and dry goods and that kind of stuff for the people here at Feed My Sheep.
And then for all of you out there, if you're new to this or whatever, Feed My Sheep is an entity that works.
Okay? So in our little town of Temple, okay, um, the east side has historically, um, and statistically now, it is, um, one of the lower economic areas of our town.
That is no disrespect to anything.
Uh, what is it statistically, Nancy, you, you would know roughly of people that live below the poverty line on East Temple is...?
Okay, nothing negative.
And then in our county, um, okay, this is something Temple is not terribly proud of, but it is a fact.
The East Temple community, if you would draw that on a map, okay, which it is, it's on a map, okay-
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