DAVENPORT, IOWA– During the month of February, nearly 50 area businesses and organizations will be involved in collecting funds and food for River Bend Foodbank by taking part in the Community Hunger Drive. The businesses will be holding a variety of activities throughout the month to engage their employees in raising donations for River Bend Foodbank.

“We are excited about the upcoming Community Hunger Drive,” said Michael Miller, President and CEO of River Bend Foodbank. “It’s a fun way to beat the winter doldrums and get involved in the community-wide effort to end hunger. There are more businesses participating than ever before, and our vision is that this will someday involve the entire QCA.”

There is still time to join the Community Hunger Drive! If your business or organization would like to participate, please contact Leslie Corlett at lcorlett@riverbendfoodbank.org                     ### About River Bend Foodbank – The Foodbank is the largest hunger relief organization in the Quad Cities and surrounding communities, having distributed over 12.9 million meals in 2017 to hungry people in eastern Iowa and western Illinois.   Our mission is to lead the community-wide effort to end hunger in Iowa and Illinois. We do this through food distribution in partnership with our 300 agencies as well as our Mobile Pantries, Senior Pantries, and Backpack Program. The best and easiest way to help is to go online: visit us at riverbendfoodbank.org.   

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