Our Daily Bread Food Pantry Presents Hunger Hero Award to Winn Dixie
Winn Dixie Manager Abisai Serrano, ODBFP Volunteer Matt Bassler, Hunger Hero Award Recipient Joe Benson, ODBFP Volunteer Bill Christ, ODBFP Operations Manager Ron McClay, and ODBFP Volunteer Mike Cory
On Wednesday, October 2nd, Our Daily Bread Food Pantry presented Winn Dixie Manager, Joe Benson with a Hunger Hero award. The award was presented in recognition of his dedicated support of Our Daily Bread Food Pantry's efforts to wipe out hunger in our community.
"Winn Dixie has partnered with Our Daily Bread Food Pantry for over six years. Their support has been invaluable. Throughout many challenges, COVID, and related supply chain issues, Hurricanes Irma and Ian, Joe Benson has been a steadfast partner and has always gone above and beyond to support Our Daily Bread Food Pantry in feeding those in need" shared ODBFP Operations Manager Ron McClay.
"Our Daily Bread Food Pantry greatly appreciates all of Winn Dixie's support and was happy to be able to acknowledge Joe Benson as a Hunger Hero." shared Evelyn Rossetti-Ryan, Executive Director.
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