Next weekend, collection points are Manchester Stop & Shop as well as South Windsor’s Geissler Supermarket and Stop & Shop. Ambulance Service of Manchester teamed up with Manchester Police and the Police Explorers to help collect food items, gift cards, and cash over this past weekend. The 12 th Annual “Emergency of Hunger Food Drive” kicked off over the weekend at Manchester’s Highland Park Market and Stop & Shop. Highland Park Market, Stop & Shop South Windsor, Geissler’s, Manchester Police Department, South Windsor Police Department, Harbor Chase, South Windsor Rotary Club, Manchester Police Explorers, South Windsor Fire Department, Manchester Community College and all of hard working staff at Ambulance service of Manchester.ĮMT’s Hannah Scrivener and Michael Bennett Manchester Totals: Food Items: 7,723 Turkeys: 366 Cash: $18,691.73Ĭombined Totals: Food Items: 16,707 Turkeys: 526 Cash: $30,691.73ĪSM would like to thank everyone involved for making this year’s food drive a success, despite the added challenges. South Windsor Totals: Food Items: 8,984 Turkeys: 160 Cash: $12,000 With added precautions in place to ensure the safety of the participants as well as the donors, we finished strong and here are the results: This year, we collected food, gift cards and cash at Highland Park Market, Geisler’s and Stop & Shop in both South Windsor and Manchester. All donations went to benefit South Windsor Food & Fuel bank and Manchester Area Conferences of Churches food pantry. MANCHESTER – The 12th Annual “Emergency of Hunger” Food Drive, composed of 1st Responders, Rotary members, and others, was a great success.

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