The Salvation Army gym was a hive of activity as volunteers sorted donations by type
The Salvation Army gym was a hive of activity as volunteers sorted donations for Project Porchlight (Dawn Huddlestone)

Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department thanks everyone involved in Project Porchlight Food Drive

 

Submitted by the Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department

The Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department would like to extend a huge THANK-YOU to everyone in the community who made the 31st annual Salvation Army Project Porchlight Food Drive a huge success. Also, thanks to the volunteers who went to great lengths to collect and sort the food.

“Over 43,000 pounds of food was collected in a little over three hours,” explained fire prevention officer Mike Vadlja. “It is amazing to see the support from our community. With up to 350 families being assisted each month, the donations received truly help those in need.”

If you would still like to donate, non-perishable food items can be dropped off at the Salvation Army Church on Mary St. East and at Fire Station #1 on Payne Drive.

On behalf of the Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department THANK YOU to all that helped!

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One Comment

  1. Al Stobbart says:

    Very poorly run this year , majority of our street had porch lights on only to watch the fire department whiz by without so much as a chance to donate . We had two full bags ready to go .