Metro Food Rescue Gears Up for Largest Event Yet at NFL Draft
Community Collaboration Vital in Metro Food Rescue’s Fight Against Hunger
According to Detroit Free Press, excitement fills downtown Detroit as the NFL draft draws near. Metro Food Rescue, a group fighting hunger is getting ready for their biggest event yet. Metro Food Rescue wants to use the food left over from the draft to help Americans who don’t have enough to eat.
Metro Food Rescue needs volunteers to help collect and give out the food. With about 40 spots still open they’re asking for help from the community. By working together they can make sure that the extra food goes to those who need it. In Michigan, many Americans struggle to get enough food especially after pandemic support ended. By volunteering with Metro Food Rescue during the NFL draft, Americans can make a big difference in their community.
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40 Volunteer Spots Open: Help Metro Food Rescue Fight Hunger at NFL Draft in Detroit – Volunteer Now! (PHOTO: BridgeDetroit)
Community Unites to Tackle Hunger During NFL Draft
Metro Food Rescue doesn’t just collect food during the NFL draft. Last year, they gathered 2 million pounds of food from different places helping groups like Volunteers of America. Metro Food Rescue keeps working hard to fight hunger, especially since things have been tough due to the pandemic. By getting more volunteers and working with local groups they want to make sure nobody in Detroit goes hungry making the city a better place for everyone.
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