Atlanta Braves Pitcher John Smoltz and friends joined chefs at the Waverly Renaissance hotel for a very special annual tradition. Each year, they prepare more than 2,000 meals for the hungry. Click here for highlights from the day.
December brings some great new ways to be involved. Before we fill you in, we have an urgent request: Meats and proteins are in short supply at the Food Bank.
Click here to purchase a ham or turkey for a family in need.
Colder Weather, Heart Warming Opportunities
Larry, Carols and Mo—Sing Christmas carols and see Miracle on 34th Street at the Fabulous Fox Theatre all in the same night! Tickets to Larry, Carols and Mo are free, but donations of nonperishable food items or new toys are encouraged.
Order one of these nifty Here to Serve restaurant gift cards online for yourself or a loved one and Here to Serve will donate 25% of the proceeds to the Food Bank.
If you haven't gotten your Christmas tree yet, check out Tradition Trees. The trees are beautiful, and a portion of the proceeds will benefit ACFB.
Click here for Tradition Trees locations and more details.
When you shop at Whole Foods, you can make a $1, $5 or $10 donation at the register. Whole Foods will use all funds collected to stock the Food Bank's shelves with healthy items for our partner agencies.
