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Watch the Koln-Kgin TV Promo
Click Here
Akin's
Natural Foods present the Food Bank a $500 check for
Check Out Hunger. Click the picture
below to Akins website.

This year there are two ways to support the Food Bank
of Lincoln!
Check Out Hunger and the Holiday Food Drive
Check Out Hunger (November & December )
2007 Totals for Check Out Hunger over $27,000.
Check Out Hunger began in 1993, and is sponsored by the Lincoln Journal
Star and KOLN/KGIN Television. This program operates Nov. 1 through Dec.
31 and features coupon pads at the checkout stands in over 30 area
grocery stores. These pads contain coupons in $1, $5, and $10 denominations. Shoppers tear off a coupon and hand it to the cashier.
The cashier then swipes the coupon that has a barcode, and adds the
corresponding amount to the shoppers’ grocery bill. The Food Bank
accumulates an account in each partnering store, and then purchases our
most needed items at that store. It is a win-win-win promotion. The
shopper can easily and painlessly make a donation to help feed hungry
neighbors, the stores make sales, and the Food Bank is able to gather
its most needed items for distribution to its agencies. Check Out Hunger
raises around $20,000 worth of food each Fall for the Food Bank.

Click Here to see who is participating
 2007
Holiday Food
Drive
2007 Total for
Holiday Food Drive over 60,000 pounds of food
November 20 thru December 21 2007
Click the Picture to find out
who's participated this year!
he Holiday Food
Drive runs from Thanksgiving until Christmas. On Tuesday, November 20th, the Lincoln Journal Star will
insert
67,000 grocery bags in the newspaper, with the slogan: “Think of this bag as an empty
cupboard.
Help us fill it.” Friends of the Food Bank will fill those bags at their
favorite grocery store and will drop them off in Food Bank barrels at
over 30 stores in Lincoln and surrounding communities.
The 2007 Holiday Food Drive is
sponsored by Cooks Ham, Meadow Gold, West Gate Bank and the Lincoln Journal Star. Since the drive began, the Holiday
Food Drive has brought in over 1.7 million pounds of food.

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