Teaming up for food drive
Contributed - Sep 18, 2017 - Get Involved

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On Sept. 30, from 1-5 p.m., Craftsman Collision and Save-On-Foods are teaming up with The Salvation Army to ensure that no families go hungry this fall, by hosting a day long food drive.

Craftsman Collision is pledging to match every item donated, which means that for every can donated by a participating customer, two cans of soup will make it onto a shelf at local Salvation Army family services units.

Recent reports suggest that one in 10 people in B.C. live in poverty, and food insecurity impacts more than half a million British Columbians. Donations of nutritious food items help The Salvation Army provide practical assistance and support to individuals and families and enables them to divert funds to housing, heat and hydro, and other life essentials.

You can be a “Hero for Hope” to a family struggling in poverty by partnering with us to provide much needed non-persishable items for your local Salvation Army food bank and meal centre.

In 2016 Craftsman Collision’s ‘Make a Dent’ campaign raised over $30,000. Upon entering participating locations, customers will receive a shopping list of ideal non-perishable food items to shop for and donate. The hope is that when the drive is complete, each location will have donated enough food to fill a Craftsman Collision courtesy car.

Shopping list of suggested items of need include canned fruit, meat (such as ham, tuna and salmon), macaroni and cheese and more.


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