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Feed The Need Day

It was a banner year for Feed The Need Day with your help! This year we have set a Feed The Need Day record of 169,454 meals!  The previous record was set in 2022 of 164,800 meals. 

With your support and the support of our generous sponsors and Classroom Superstars, we helped make sure Food Finders Food Bank is stocked and ready for a busy holiday season.

Our Golden Spork Award winners–the Classroom Superstars who collected the most food this year–are:

Dayton Elementary School
East Tipp Middle School
Harrison High School

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4 days ago in Sports

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