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THIS MIDDAY, AS MANY FAMILIES GET READY TO GATHER FOR THANKSGIVING FEAST, CENTRAL ALABAMA SPORTS TEAMS ARE WORKING TO FIGHT HUNGER IN OUR AREA. THIS MORNING THEY DROPPED OFF DONATIONS AT THE COMMUNITY FOOD BANK OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, THE BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS, BIRMINGHAM BARONS, BIRMINGHAM BULLS AND THE BIRMINGHAM LEGION, AS WELL AS BIRMINGHAM SQUADRON, ALL PARTICIPATED IN THIS FOOD DRIVE WITH THE HELP OF FANS, THEY COLLECTED CANNED GOODS TO HELP THOSE IN NEED. TEAM ORGANIZERS SAY THEY ARE PROUD TO SEE FANS SUPPORT THEM OUTSIDE OF THE PLAYING FIELD. IT’S AWESOME THAT THEY TAKE TO HEART OUR GIVING BACK IN THE COMMUNITY, AND THEY’RE GIVING BACK IN THE COMMUNITY AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTNER WITH THE OTHER FIVE TEAMS. PRO TEAMS HERE IN BIRMINGHAM TO REALLY MAKE THIS A MEANINGFUL EVENT.
'Teamwork makes the dream work': Birmingham sport teams partner to combat hunger
Team work makes the dream work, which is why local teams are coming together to serve the community.The Birmingham Stallions, the Birmingham Barons, the Birmingham Bulls, the Birmingham Legion and the Birmingham Squadron all participated in this food drive.With the help of fans, they collected canned goods to help those in need. Team organizers said they’re proud to see fans support them outside of their playing field.The Food Bank of Central Alabama said they can serve more than 300 people with the donations collected. Team organizers said they’re proud to see fans support them outside of their playing field.“It’s awesome that they take to heart giving back in the community and they’re giving back to the community and the opportunity to partner with the other 5 teams in Birmingham to make this a meaningful event,” said Birmingham Squadron General Manager Leslie Claybrook.To donate to the Food Bank of Central Alabama, click here.
Team work makes the dream work, which is why local teams are coming together to serve the community.
The Birmingham Stallions, the Birmingham Barons, the Birmingham Bulls, the Birmingham Legion and the Birmingham Squadron all participated in this food drive.
With the help of fans, they collected canned goods to help those in need. Team organizers said they’re proud to see fans support them outside of their playing field.
The Food Bank of Central Alabama said they can serve more than 300 people with the donations collected. Team organizers said they’re proud to see fans support them outside of their playing field.
“It’s awesome that they take to heart giving back in the community and they’re giving back to the community and the opportunity to partner with the other 5 teams in Birmingham to make this a meaningful event,” said Birmingham Squadron General Manager Leslie Claybrook.
To donate to the Food Bank of Central Alabama, click here.
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