Northland Ford has started their annual Scare Hunger food drive for the month of October. The dealership collects non-perishable food items and donates them to the school breakfast programs and local organizations in the community. They have a truck set up in the showroom and welcome people to stop by and drop off a donation.
“The main things we focus on are the school breakfast programs, so non-perishable items like fruit snacks, granola bars and lunch kit related goods are just some of the things we collect,” said Northland Ford Sales Consultant Rick Lagace. “All the food items must be non-perishable, as we don’t have the space, storage or resources to collect perishable goods.
Northland Ford annual scare hunger food drive
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