Perdue Farms Provides New Refrigerated Van and Forklift That Helps Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina Meet Needs of Food Insecure Neighbors, Especially Amid Pandemic
As more of its neighbors struggle with food insecurity, the food bank has two new resources at its disposal to help meet the demand amid the pandemic.
- As more of its neighbors struggle with food insecurity, the food bank has two new resources at its disposal to help meet the demand amid the pandemic.
- Perdue Farms, through its Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation, has funded a $100,000 grant to purchase a new refrigerated van and state-of-the-art standup forklift.
- The van has been used to collect donated food from grocery stores and other food donors that might otherwise be thrown away.
- As part of Feeding America, Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina serves 24 counties in North and South Carolina.