WTNH News 8 collecting donations for Connecticut Foodshare
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Summer break is coming, but it's no vacation if you're a hungry kid in our community.
On Friday, June 20, join News 8 at a food drive for Nexstar's Founder's Day of Caring at the Connecticut Foodshare at 2 Research Pkwy in Wallingford.
Drop off items between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on June 20 at the Connecticut Foodshare. Click here to make a monetary donation through Monday, June 23.
Items include microwavable meals, applesauce and fruit cups, cereal, 100% juice, snacks, macaroni and cheese, fruit/granola/cereal bars, fruit snacks, and any other shelf-stable or non-perishable items.
Every year, Nexstar stations across the country celebrate the day in June by giving back and volunteering as a way to express gratitude to their local communities.
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