Socially Distanced Food Drive, November 21st!

Socially Distanced Food Drive, November 21st!

106.1 The Corner's Socially Distanced Food Drive benefiting The Food Pantry at The Catering Outfit Photo: 106.1 The Corner


Stop by  The Yard ay 5th Street Station on Saturday, November 21st, from 12pm to 2pm for our Socially Distanced food drive!

Bring food items, wear a mask, and say hi from 6 feet away–it’s been a minute since we’ve seen each other, and we’d love to catch up!

Monetary donations will be accepted as well, and anyone who makes a donation (food or monetary) can enter to win gift certificates to The Shebeen Pub & Braai and Wegmans!

The Corner’s Socially Distanced Food Drive at The Yard

5th Street Station on Saturday

November 21st from 12pm-2pm 

Benefiting The Food Pantry at The Catering Outfit: providing free groceries and produce to those in need in Charlottesville.

Walter of The Catering Outfit would like to thank Panera Bread and Rockpile Construction for their continued support of The Food Pantry at The Catering Outfit!

 

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