Woods Air Movement US and Alpyne Strategy of Murfreesboro, TN, are holding a holiday food drive for Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee. The drive will occur from Nov. 15 to Dec. 20, 2023. Food donations can be dropped off at multiple locations in Murfreesboro, including: Woods Air Movement US office at 3930 Richard…
Students at Homer Pittard Campus School, their families and staff contributed about 550 food items to the SRO food drive. SRO Kerry Nelson, who coordinated the drive, said the food was donated to the Rutherford County Schools’ ATLAS program geared for students from preschool through high school whose families double up and live with another…
The Siegel High School Student Council led a school-wide canned food and donation drive for Rutherford County’s Nourish Food Bank. Siegel has contributed to a local food bank every year since opening in 2003. This year $4,500 and 1,273 food items were donated.
The Franklin Fire and Police Departments are teaming up to help fight hunger. They are kicking off a “Badges Give Back” food drive today. Non-perishable food donations are being accepted at FPD and FFD Headquarters, and at all eight of the city’s fire stations. Between now and January 2nd, you can drop off: Canned vegetables…
This past Saturday’s food drive was a HUGE success. Thank you to everyone who came out to support our efforts to fill the empty food shelves at Greenhouse Ministries. Over 1700+ pounds of food was donated!
Saturday, November 19th, at the Fountains at Gateway on Medical Center Parkway we’re holding a food drive to “Stuff The Truck” full of food that we can deliver to the empty food pantry shelves at Greenhouse Ministries. Please come help and donate to this good cause so we can all get food to local families…
Siegel High School’s Student Council led a school-wide canned food drive raising more than $4,000 and 1,500 food items for the Nourish Food Bank. As part of the collection drive, students donated during homecoming week towards the spirit links competition, a school-wide event among the grades. This is the school’s 20th annual food drive. Pictured…
The Town of Smyrna’s Christmas Parade Food Drive and Smyrna Fire Department’s Food Drive collected over 110,980 items for our neighbors in need. The Town of Smyrna collected 62,162 non-perishable items in the annual Christmas Food Drive to benefit Nourish Food Bank. “Food insecurity is a burden for many of our families,” explained Smyrna Mayor…
Smyrna Mayor Mary Esther Reed is challenging Town Manager Brian D. Hercules in the 2020 Town of Smyrna Food Drive to benefit Nourish Food Bank. The annual food drive historically culminates with the Town’s Christmas Parade. COVID-19 caused the Town to cancel this year’s parade, but the need for the community to donate food has…
The Town of Smyrna collected 82,384 non-perishable items in the annual Christmas Parade Food Drive to benefit Nourish Food Bank. Mayor Mary Esther Reed and volunteer parade organizer, Jill Strange, knew that the need for donations to the Smyrna-LaVergne Food Bank (now Nourish Food Bank) increased during the Holiday Season. While planning the 2015 parade,…