Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive kicks off

This Saturday, letter carriers across Indiana will collect nonperishable food donations as part of the National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. Aiming to gather 75,000 pounds of food, the initiative seeks to support local pantries and combat hunger in the state.

Key Takeaways:

  • Letter carriers will collect nonperishable food donations on Saturday.
  • The event is part of the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive by the National Association of Letter Carriers.
  • The goal is to collect 75,000 pounds of food to support local pantries.
  • Donations aim to help end hunger in Indiana.

Delivering Hope: The Stamp Out Hunger Initiative

This Saturday, Indiana’s letter carriers are set to deliver more than just mail. As part of the National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, they will be collecting nonperishable food donations in a statewide effort to combat hunger.

A Nationwide Effort Reaching Local Communities

The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is the nation’s largest single-day food collection event. Letter carriers across the country participate annually, but this year, Indiana has set an ambitious goal: to collect 75,000 pounds of food for those in need.

Collecting 75,000 Pounds to Feed Indiana

By aiming for 75,000 pounds of donations, the drive seeks to make a significant impact on local pantries. “Every can and box of food collected brings us one step closer to ending hunger in our communities,” organizers emphasize.

Supporting Local Pantries and Families

All donations gathered will directly support local food pantries throughout Indiana. These pantries play a crucial role in providing meals to families and individuals facing food insecurity.

How Residents Can Participate

Participation is simple. Residents are encouraged to leave nonperishable food items next to their mailboxes on Saturday morning. Letter carriers will collect the donations during their regular routes, ensuring contributions reach those who need them most.

Combating Hunger One Delivery at a Time

The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive represents a collective effort to address a pressing issue. By joining forces, letter carriers and community members can help deliver hope and sustenance to thousands across Indiana.

A Call to Action

As the day approaches, the National Association of Letter Carriers urges everyone to contribute. In a single day, a small act of kindness can ripple outward, nourishing communities and reinforcing the commitment to end hunger in Indiana.

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