Deuterman Law office year-round drop off for Second Harvest Food Bank
If you are dropping by the Deuterman Law Group or are in the neighborhood of downtown Greensboro, please remember to drop off some canned goods at our law office.
Facts
1 in 5 children in NC are at risk of hunger.
Second Harvest Food Bank distributes food to more than 400 nonprofit partner agencies that provide some 680 programs (emergency food pantries, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, halfway houses, domestic violence shelters, group homes, low-income daycare centers, Meals-On-Wheels, Kids Cafes, and congregate feeding programs for seniors and children)in 18 counties.
NC is among the top 10 states with the highest percentage of families who are at risk of hunger.
Goodwill locations that will accept food for Second Harvest Food Bank effective November 2 include:
* 2635 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Clemmons
* 815 North Main Street (Kerners Village), Kernersville
* 251 Lowes Boulevard, Lexington
* 3510 Polo Road, Winston-Salem
* 2760 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem
* 2701 University Parkway, Winston-Salem
* 960 Blowing Rock Boulevard NE, Lenoir
* Mocksville (opens 2010)
* 10102-G South Main Street, Archdale
* 1145 East Lexington Avenue (College Village), High Point
* 5301 Samet Drive (Wendover Shopping Center), High Point
* 1064 East Dixie Drive (Highway 64), Asheboro
* 2129 North Church Street, Burlington
* 2320 Maple Avenue, Burlington
* 303 East Arbor Lane, Eden
* 3921 Battleground Avenue, Greensboro
* 1421-C East Cone Boulevard, Greensboro
* 1235 South Eugene Street, Greensboro
* 3739-A High Point Road, Greensboro
* 610 Rockingham Square, Madison
* 598 Deerfield Trace, Mebane
* 101 Pointe South Drive, Randleman
* 1551 Freeway Drive, Reidsville
* 2246 NC Hwy 86 N, Yanceyville
For immediate assistance, call us toll free
1-866-373-1130 or submit your inquiry online.
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