This event is happening tomorrow but I love the cause so I wanted to post about it just in case anyone wanted to attend.
Saturday September 14, 2024 the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank (CPFB) will be hosting a Motors for Meals event to help raise awareness of food insecurity in the community in partnership with the PACE Miata Club.
Motors for Meals is a free community event that is part of Hunger Action Month, a time when the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank joins with Feeding America food banks across the U.S. to raise awareness on the issue of hunger in our communities and raise our collective voices to advocate, educate and work together to end hunger & food insecurity.
The community will enjoy face painting, food trucks, car cruise, and tours of the Central PA Food Bank warehouse. The tours will begin at 10:30 am and there will also be a brief awards ceremony at 12:30 pm.
When: Saturday, September 14, 2024
Time: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Central Pennsylvania Food Bank
3908 Corey Road Harrisburg, PA 17109
Come out and enjoy this free event for a good cause. I think this would be a great way to learn about the struggles some Pennsylvanians may be facing and learn about resources.
About the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank:
The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank is a nonprofit organization with a mission of fighting hunger, improving lives, and strengthening communities. It provides meals for 202,000 neighbors each month, by working with its 1,100 partner agencies and with the critical help of more than 15,000 volunteers. Its bold goal is to provide access to enough nutritious food for everyone struggling with hunger in each of the 27 central Pennsylvania counties it serves by working with its collaborative network and convening and nurturing partnerships to make progress toward ending hunger. Recognizing that there is a direct correlation between hunger and being marginalized, the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank is committed to working against racism and other systematic obstacles that prevent people from thriving.
About PACE Miata Club:
To unite Central Pennsylvania Mazda Miata enthusiasts in a spirit of friendship and to enhance their enjoyment and knowledge of the Miata. Back in 1992, Miatas were becoming more numerous in the central Pennsylvania area but there was no Miata club since the short-lived Keystone Club had disbanded. Our founder, Dave Allen, decided to remedy this sad situation and travelled to the Miatas at Indy event in the summer of 1992 to get the charter for a new club from the Miata Club of America. Also at that Indy event were Bob & Jo Bookwalter and Julie Swope and these three Miatas (one blue, one white, one red) formed the nucleus of the new club. That summer, more Miata nuts joined the club and after a few local drives, in October PACE took its first run to the Skyline Drive.
