The company's "Meals That Matter" mobile disaster relief truck will begin setting up at the Walmart on South Raeford Road this evening.
We're serving free meals @Walmart in the @CityOfFayNC area.
— Tyson Foods (@TysonFoods) September 19, 2018
Please share this post and help us serve those affected by and responding to recent disasters. #MtMFlorence #MealsThatMatter pic.twitter.com/zQt1QGRBxm
Free, hot meals will be provided beginning Thursday at 11 a.m.
Thank you to our disaster relief partners @HuggHallEquipCo & @TeamRubicon! #MealsThatMatter
— Tyson Foods (@TysonFoods) September 19, 2018
Tyson Foods is also organizing a distribution network with local authorities and disaster relief organizations to deliver meals to flood victims in the Fayetteville area.
The company employs 6,000 people throughout NC.
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