food drive

As we bid farewell to the 5th Annual Camp Out Hunger, it's time to reflect on the impact it had on us and the community. Let's also revel in the celebration of our impressive totals.

We are deeply moved by the biggest donation Camp Out Hunger has ever seen.

Take a sneak peak at what our 2nd day at the 5th annual Camp Out Hunger Maine looked like!

This is a call-to-action to my homies in Androscoggin County that wants to donate to our Camp Out Hunger in Augusta, but can't make it up here.

Can you believe it's already time for our annual Camp Out Hunger food drive? Yeah, we can't either! Running Tuesday, November 1st, through Saturday, November 5th, Camp Out Hunger will once again be taking over the parking lot at Sam's Club at the Marketplace @ Augusta...

Dave Dostie isn't just an amazing friend of the Moose Morning Show, he's also an incredible local photographer.

Captain Scott Murray of the Capital Region Salvation Army joined us in studio to announce the food totals that YOU made happen. I mean it when I say get the tissues ready because it is crazy.

It's not always fun and games at Camp Out Hunger... Okay, it kind of is!

Let me just start by saying that I didn't actually burn anything down, but it may have been close.

Today Scott came in ahead of Camp Out Hunger to talk about the significant increase in food insecurity in our communities and how we can better help them with their mission.

Thank you all. With your help, we raised 8,000 pounds of food and $10,000 in cash donations.

Thank you to everyone who donated!

Help feed the hungry with the Salvation Army, Capital Region Corps., 'Vacation from Starvation' Food Drive, June 1st to June 15th.

The annual Postal Service ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ Food Drive, is this (May 12) Saturday. All food donated, in each community, will stay in that community! Al from the Augusta Food Bank and Bev from the Postal Service in Augusta, joined us on the Moose Morning Show with all the details...

The ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ Food Drive is Saturday, May 14, sponsored by the National Association of Letter Carriers to help provide assistance to those who are struggling with hunger.

Thanks to some wonderful Hall-Dale High School students (Dani, Thea and Emily) and their teacher Cheryl Gifford, for joining us on the Moose Morning Show to talk about their upcoming food drives.