Ozarks Food Harvest received a donation of eight tons of Red Gold tomatoes in a Feb. 25 ceremony at the food bank's distribution facility. The donation from Red Gold Co. will allow the food bank to provide 12,800 meals. Red Gold also unveiled a 16-foot-tall tomato can, just north of James River Freeway on U.S. Highway 65, to commemorate the donation. Ozarks Food Harvest serves more than 350 hunger relief organizations in 29 Ozarks counties.
Ozarks Food Harvest received a donation of eight tons of Red Gold tomatoes in a Feb. 25 ceremony at the food bank's distribution facility. The donation from Red Gold Co. will allow the food bank to provide 12,800 meals. Red Gold also unveiled a 16-foot-tall tomato can, just north of James River Freeway on U.S. Highway 65, to commemorate the donation. Ozarks Food Harvest serves more than 350 hunger relief organizations in 29 Ozarks counties.
Ozarks Food Harvest received a donation of eight tons of Red Gold tomatoes in a Feb. 25 ceremony at the food bank's distribution facility. The donation from Red Gold Co. will allow the food bank to provide 12,800 meals. Red Gold also unveiled a 16-foot-tall tomato can, just north of James River Freeway on U.S. Highway 65, to commemorate the donation. Ozarks Food Harvest serves more than 350 hunger relief organizations in 29 Ozarks counties.
Ozarks Food Harvest received a donation of eight tons of Red Gold tomatoes in a Feb. 25 ceremony at the food bank's distribution facility. The donation from Red Gold Co. will allow the food bank to provide 12,800 meals. Red Gold also unveiled a 16-foot-tall tomato can, just north of James River Freeway on U.S. Highway 65, to commemorate the donation. Ozarks Food Harvest serves more than 350 hunger relief organizations in 29 Ozarks counties.
Ozarks Food Harvest received a donation of eight tons of Red Gold tomatoes in a Feb. 25 ceremony at the food bank's distribution facility. The donation from Red Gold Co. will allow the food bank to provide 12,800 meals. Red Gold also unveiled a 16-foot-tall tomato can, just north of James River Freeway on U.S. Highway 65, to commemorate the donation. Ozarks Food Harvest serves more than 350 hunger relief organizations in 29 Ozarks counties.
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