4029 and Arkansas CWs Early Bird Turkey Drive

Fort Smith, ARLocal News

The Early Bird Turkey Drive, initiated by 40/29 and Arkansas CW, seeks to alleviate food shortages in Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley. Residents can contribute through online donations or by visiting specific Walmart Super Centers on November 14th. This event focuses on supporting the Northwest Arkansas Food Bank and the River Valley Regional Food Bank. Donations are especially vital as many local families struggle with food insecurity during the holiday season. From 6:00 a.

m. to 7:00 p. m. , drop-off locations will be available in Rogers and Fort Smith, along with additional sites throughout the region. The initiative highlights the community's role in addressing hunger and fostering generosity.

Last year, local drives helped distribute thousands of meals to families in need. Participation in this drive not only aids in immediate relief but also strengthens community ties during challenging times.

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