Food A Bago For CHOW Concludes Today

The  Food A Bago for CHOW presented by Tall Pines
Farm Stoves and Fireplaces wraps up today in the Weis parking lot at 1290 Upper Front Street.  We are looking for your contribution to help CHOW fight hunger in our area.  Hundreds of residents have already helped.

WNBF's Barb Mack did her polka show live from the Food A Bago yesterday and Rochelle from Ruby & Sons Jewelers joined Barb on air to challenge other area jewelers to make contributions. Barb had many listeners stop and drop off food items to help fill the huge RV from Jim's RV.  Morning news anchor Kathy Whyte greeted visitors throughout the afternoon.  Several Townsquare Media morning shows will broadcast live from there this morning before CHOW arrives to collect the food that has been donated.

While Food A Bago concludes today there are many other opportunities to contribute to CHOW.  Look for CHOW barrels at numerous area businesses.  You can drop off non-perishable items in those barrels though out the upcoming weeks.