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Amazing Show of Generosity During Canned Food Drive

We were astounded at the generosity of people in Palm Harbor during our canned food drive. The Lucky Dill Deli donated a whopping 936 lbs. of food.

Palm Harbor, you done us proud!

You helped pack the big green Patch RV with canned food donations that will help feed hungry families in Tampa Bay!

You may have seen the Patch RV rolling through town last week. We were wrapping up our month-long canned food drive with a whirlwind tour through Palm Harbor and other North Pinellas County Communities.

The food drive benefitted Feeding America Tampa Bay. Throughout the month, Palm Harbor businesses , ,  and collected canned food. Then last week, our Patch crews hopped in the Patch RV and held events in Palm Harbor to coincide with the canned food drive. We gave away free coffee, Patch water bottles, ice cream sundaes and bingo games to people who donated canned food. We had a blast meeting everyone and we collected thousands of pounds of food!

We were especially amazed at the generosity of the . The restaurant donated a whopping 936 lbs. of canned food! You rock, Lucky Dill Deli!

We'd like to thank everyone who donated. We're still calculating the final weight of the food donated, but it looks like it will probably be a couple thousand pounds of non-perishable food that was collected in Palm Harbor, Clearwater, Dunedin and Largo.  

Thanks so much! Because of you, our canned food drive was a huge success!

Anne Onomous May 31, 2012 at 04:25 pm
Just want to thank you again for the "goodies" and how much we enjoyed meeting the Patch gang. What a super nice, down to earth bunch of people you are :) Looking forward to another year of fun, insight and commentary from all of you.
Sunde Farquhar (Editor) June 1, 2012 at 12:06 am
Anne, it was great to finally meet you! We had fun hanging out and chatting with you. We're lucky to have you as a member of our Patch community..... I always look forward to reading your witty commentary. Here's to another year of big fun in Patchland! :)

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