
Additionally, more than $130,000 was raised. That translates to another 650,000 meals.
So far, the donations total up to more than 713,000 meals for those in need. Wow!!!
If you missed the Food Drive, which ended at 7 p.m., you can still click here to securely donate to the Food Bank.
There are so many we want to thank, including all of the amazing people in our region who came out to help. Here are just a few to start:
There were large monetary donations from:
- BASF
- North Carolina Vending Association
- Kuraray America Manufacturing in Fayetteville
And large donations of food and household goods from:
- BFD International
- SAS
- Allscripts
- Duke Energy
- Accounting Principals
- Bernhard MCC
- Woodcrest Apartments
- Ivy Creek Community
- Carolina Comfort Air
- New Hope Painting
And also large food and goods donations from our great community partners:
- Carrboro Police
- Fayetteville Register of Deeds
- Durham County Sheriff's Office
- VFW 6018
And churches from all over North Carolina, schools across the region, and parents, children and families.
Big donation from the @girlscouts Troop 752 in #Durham. Thank you! #ABC11 pic.twitter.com/T7ZqenGdGY
— Diane Wilson (@DWilsonABC11) October 18, 2016
A HUGE thank you to our radio partners, who helped spread the word:
- G105
- B93.9
- K97.5
- Foxy 107.1-104.3
- The Light 103.9
- And in Fayetteville, 107.7 JAMZ and 95.7 WKML
#Durham truck number 5 is going to fill up fast! pic.twitter.com/RKdcUTAsKD
— ABC11 EyewitnessNews (@ABC11_WTVD) October 18, 2016
And we would never have gotten all of this food loaded and delivered without the help of:
- Trosa
- The Durham Fire Department
- Olde Fayetteville Insurance
- Superior Bakery
- And loads of food bank volunteers
The Food Bank of Central & Eastern NC and the Second Harvest Food Bank of Fayetteville are helping to get the food and supplies to those in need.
WANT TO DONATE CLOTHES OR OTHER ITEMS? CALL 211
WANT TO DONATE MONEY? CLICK HERE FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA DISASTER RELIEF FUND DONATIONS WEBSITE
Thank you @trosaweb for sending in reinforcements for our #HurricaneMatthew relief drive! #Raleigh you need to step it up! Way to go #Durham pic.twitter.com/TIB6x9vOQV
— ABC11 EyewitnessNews (@ABC11_WTVD) October 18, 2016
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