DANVILLE, Va. – Extra food from campers and vendors at the Blue Ridge Rock Festival this past weekend did not go to waste.
Nearly 3,000 pounds of food was donated to the Danville-based nonprofit, God’s Storehouse, which is a food pantry for people in the area. Executive Director at God’s Storehouse, Karen Harris said it’s a blessing to see food that may have gone to waste, now be used to help people in need.
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“We don’t sell anything, so we don’t make any money. So, we have to have donations to function both monetary and food donations,” said Harris.
To support God’s Storehouse, visit its website.
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Posted by God's Storehouse on Tuesday, September 14, 2021