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Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Is Today
May 10, 2014
The 22nd annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is today — the day you place a sturdy (perhaps watertight) bag of food at your mailbox for your letter carrier to pick up.
Non-perishable foods are needed, such as canned soup, canned vegetables, pasta, rice or cereal. Items should be placed next to your mailbox prior to regular mail delivery on Saturday. Donations may also be dropped off at any U.S. Post Office or Publix Store now through Monday, May 12.
Escambia and Santa Rosa County letter carriers will collect food donations for five local organizations including: Manna Food Pantries, Warrington Emergency Aid, Bay Area Food Bank in Pace and Milton, Acts Ministries in Gulf Breeze and We Care Ministries of Navarre United Methodist Church.
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