During Thursday's ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new PROP building, it was announced that Eaton Hydraulics Group would be donating $20,000 to PROP (People Reaching Out to Other People). Here, Steve Pilotti, vice president of human resources for Eaton's Hydraulics Group, shakes hands with PROP Director Anne Harnack.

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EdenPrairieNews > Two PROP volunteers greeted visitors entering the lobby of the food shelf’s new location. PROP will be opening up at 14700 Martin Drive Wednesday, June 10. PROP has expanded from a 2,000-square-foot facility in the basement of the Eden Prairie City Center, to an 8,400 square foot building a stone’s throw from the PROP Shop.

EdenPrairieNews > PROP Executive Director Anne Harnack (left) and PROP Board President Mary Bollinger spoke during the ribbon-cutting event at the new facility.

EdenPrairieNews > The new PROP, 14700 Martin Drive.

EdenPrairieNews > A new home for PROP photo

EdenPrairieNews > The new building will open Wednesday, June 10.

EdenPrairieNews > For more information, visit www.propfood.org

EdenPrairieNews > Volunteers cut the ribbon on the new building.

EdenPrairieNews > During Thursday's ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new PROP building, it was announced that Eaton Hydraulics Group would be donating $20,000 to PROP (People Reaching Out to Other People). Here, Steve Pilotti, vice president of human resources for Eaton's Hydraulics Group, shakes hands with PROP Director Anne Harnack.

During Thursday's ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new PROP building, it was announced that Eaton Hydraulics Group would be donating $20,000 to PROP (People Reaching Out to Other People). Here, Steve Pilotti, vice president of human resources for Eaton's Hydraulics Group, shakes hands with PROP Director Anne Harnack.