FEED THE NEED Food Bank Fund Drive Featuring the DeWaard Bode 200,000 Community Match Challenge

Bellingham, WALocal News

PNW Media Group spearheads the "Feed the Need" campaign to bolster local food banks, reinforcing community support. DeWaard & Bode's dollar-for-dollar matching pledge, up to $100,000, enhances the reach of donations made before November 30th. Each county's food bank will receive focused attention, addressing the specific needs of families in Whatcom, Skagit, San Juan, and Island Counties. The initiative seeks to alleviate food insecurity, particularly during the holiday season when demand increases. PNW Media Group highlights the importance of neighborly support, encouraging residents to contribute to their local food banks.

This campaign not only provides immediate relief but also fosters a culture of giving within the community. Contributions will directly impact families, ensuring they have access to essential nourishment. The collaboration exemplifies how local businesses can play a crucial role in addressing social issues.

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