Jeremy on the Job: Fletcher Place Community Center Part 1 INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Daybreak anchor Jeremy Jenkins stepped out of the studio and into the kitchen at the Southeast Community Services building in Fountain Square, joining the Fletcher Place Community Center to help prepare and serve hot meals to those in need. Part I – In the Kitchen Jeremy got straight to work early in the morning, cooking up breakfast for the community. “We’ve been so busy that we actually had to step outside to a makeshift kitchen,” Jeremy said. “We’ve got tots in the oven, biscuits ready to go, and eggs sizzling on the stove.” But it wasn’t just about making breakfast — it was about connecting with the community and supporting the dedicated team behind the effort. Jeremy teamed up with Tereasa Mills, Operations Director at Fletcher Place, who has been helping to feed the hungry for nearly a decade. “We serve hot meals every Tuesday and Friday,” Mills said. “We welcome anyone who needs a meal, and thanks to Southeast Community Services, we have the space to keep this program running.” Jeremy on the Job: Fletcher Place Community Center Part 2 Part II – Serving Hot Meals After prepping breakfast, Jeremy switched gears to serving the community members who came in for a warm meal. The kitchen was bustling as people filed in, ready for a hearty breakfast. “There’s definitely a lot of activity here this morning,” Jeremy shared as he served up plates. “We’ve already seen over 100 people come through, and we expect to serve around 160 before we wrap up.” Amidst the hustle and bustle, Mills stressed the importance of volunteer support, especially with the Thanksgiving holiday approaching. “We’re always looking for volunteers and food donations, particularly for our holiday meal programs,” Mills said. “Anyone can sign up to help through our website, and every contribution makes a difference.” How You Can Help The Fletcher Place Community Center is making a significant impact, but they can’t do it alone. As Jeremy pointed out, community involvement is key to keeping these programs running smoothly. “It’s really easy to get involved, whether by donating food, helping to serve meals, or even just spreading the word,” Jeremy noted while juggling serving eggs and talking to the camera. Mills gave Jeremy high marks for his kitchen performance. “I’d give you an A+,” she said with a smile. “You’ve been great all morning.” Conclusion To support the efforts at Fletcher Place as a volunteer or through donations, click here. If you have a task you’d like to see Jeremy take on next, click here to send them in via email or follow him on Facebook to share your suggestions. To catch up on other segments, click here. Jeremy on the Job: Jeremy does kitchen duties at Fletcher Place Students at George Washington High School attending the Unity Trendsetters Assembly. (WISH Photo/Jeremy Jenkins)1 / 5 1 / 5