I worked double shifts, too AND volunteer with the kids, and still you're treated like the enemy if you point out that people were handing out dinner rolls with their bare hands, which is what the gloves are for, Joe, which everybody who was there knows nobody wore. If people aren't going to meetings it's because they get these personal attacks by humorless people for pointing out the obvious. It doesn't take a genius or cost any money to keep clean, but it does take leadership the group doesn't have right now, and some of us don't have the stamina to retch all night in the rain in the woods. You're lucky your kids didn't get sick, plenty did.

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I was addressing a comment about not using gloves for dishwashing, which is a different matter. Certainly, every person who is touching food, should use gloves. I'd question the need for using gloves if the server is using a spoon or spatula - but in the situation you describe, gloves or tongs are required. We'll watch that closer next year.
-Joe Offer-