Bowling Green State University Athletics
Falcons Raise Money For Kroger Sacks For Cash
March 18, 2014 | Football
BGSU donates $675 to local families in need
Bowling Green State University football was on hand Monday (Mar. 17) morning to take part in the annual Kroger "Sacks For Cash" program. The Falcons, who had 27 sacks during the 2013 regular season, donated $675 to the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank. For each sack during the season, Kroger donated $25 to both BGSU and the University of Toledo.
Head Football Coach Dino Babers was there to represent Bowling Green and his football program, thanking Kroger for their continued support and for giving back to the community. CEO and President of Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, James Caldwell, also spoke and thanked Bowling Green and Toledo.
Manager of Community Relations from Kroger, Cheryl McCormick, spoke to the gathering as well and talked about their contributions to the food bank throughout the year. Kroger gave an additional donation on top of the "Sacks for Cash" donation given by both school's at the Monday press conference.
About Toledo Northwestern Food Bank, Inc.
Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, Inc. is a non-profit organization established to enable other community organizations to end hunger. Over the past 27 years the TNWOFB has distributed more than 76 million pounds of food and grocery products to assist those in need. Currently, the TNWOFB serves a network of more than 300 member agencies in an eight county area, including Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, Williams and Wood. Agencies include food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, non-profit day care centers, non-profit rehabilitation centers, group homes and programs for the elderly and children. Since 1984, the TNWOFB has been an affiliate of Feeding America, the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization. For more information on the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, Inc. visit www.toledofoodbank.org.Â
Head Football Coach Dino Babers was there to represent Bowling Green and his football program, thanking Kroger for their continued support and for giving back to the community. CEO and President of Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, James Caldwell, also spoke and thanked Bowling Green and Toledo.
Manager of Community Relations from Kroger, Cheryl McCormick, spoke to the gathering as well and talked about their contributions to the food bank throughout the year. Kroger gave an additional donation on top of the "Sacks for Cash" donation given by both school's at the Monday press conference.
About Toledo Northwestern Food Bank, Inc.
Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, Inc. is a non-profit organization established to enable other community organizations to end hunger. Over the past 27 years the TNWOFB has distributed more than 76 million pounds of food and grocery products to assist those in need. Currently, the TNWOFB serves a network of more than 300 member agencies in an eight county area, including Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, Williams and Wood. Agencies include food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, non-profit day care centers, non-profit rehabilitation centers, group homes and programs for the elderly and children. Since 1984, the TNWOFB has been an affiliate of Feeding America, the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization. For more information on the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, Inc. visit www.toledofoodbank.org.Â
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