Little tummies fed in Arkansas
Arkansas employees Hollie, Brian, and Helen, took time to help fill bags at the Manila Elementary School in support of the Backpack Program. We also donated $500 to the Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas to help support Manila Elementary's Backpack program.
Our donation helps supply food for kids during the weekend. Each weekend, the kids go home with a bag of food to eat.
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