HawaiiFoodbank.org

Drive Out Hunger in Hawaii
With Farmers Insurance Hawaii

To help "Drive Out Hunger in Hawaii," Farmers Insurance Hawaii employees have joined
with Lex Brodie's Tire Company, Napa Auto Parts and the Boy Scouts to support the Hawaii Foodbank and all those who rely on their services.

Drop off drop off non-perishable food and monetary donations at any Farmers Hawaii branch, Lex Brodie's Tire Company on Oahu, Napa Auto Parts locations. Or click here to make a monetary donation!

September is Hunger Action Month
“30 Ways in 30 Days”

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
			1 Save your pocket change for 30 days and donate it to the Hawaii Foodbank.	2 Share this calendar with a friend. We have already made an electronic version that you can send – just click here.	3 Host a food drive in your school, work or faith community.	4 9th Annual VW Club Car Show and Food Drive. Make a donation with the KFC Change Angels. (scroll down to see locations).
5 Forward the Hawaii Foodbank website to a friend.	6 Brown bag it this week and donate your lunch money to the Hawaii Foodbank.	7 Become a fan of the Hawaii Foodbank on Facebook.	8 Follow the Hawaii Foodbank on Twitter.	9 Bring food donations you may have to any Napa Auto Parts Store, Ruby Tuesday Restaurant or Hard Rock Café.	10 Get a group of friends or co-workers together to come down and volunteer at the Hawaii Foodbank. Send an email to the Hawaii Foodbank Volunteer Facilitator.	11 Don’t forget to join us for Bake for Hunger. Cruise Night at Ron's Performance and Food Drive.
12 In honor of Grandparents Day, click here to make a donation to the Hawaii Foodbank in your grandparents’ names.	13 Visit the Hawaii Foodbank’s website to learn about exciting events this fall that help fight hunger!	14 Save the date on your 2011 calendar for the Annual Food Drive - Saturday April 16, 2011.	15 Help distribute food at a food pantry or shelter in your community. Call 211 for more information.	16 Give Aloha at any Foodland and Sack ‘N Save Stores.	17 Designate your Aloha United Way donation to the Hawaii Foodbank.	18 Drop by Pearlridge Uptown & watch Canstruction® build. Don’t forget to bring your cans of food to vote for your favorite structure. One can equals one vote!
19 Read about the economy, the trends in food pricing and the effect it is having on struggling families.	20 Call to schedule a tour at the Hawaii Foodbank for your friends, family, co-workers or church group.	21 Find out about national hunger issues and the work of 205 food banks across the country at Feeding America.	22 Invite a Foodbank representative to educate your school, work or faith group about hunger and poverty in our community.	23 Visit the websites of hunger-relief organizations to learn what they do and how you can help.	24 Make an online donation to the Hawaii Foodbank by clicking here!	25 Come down to Macy’s Ala Moana and purchase your Shop For A Cause tickets. Tickets are also available on the Hawaii Foodbank website.
26 Cook a meal with your family and/or friends; while cooking and eating, discuss the importance of fighting hunger.	27 Invite friends to "virtual lunch." Estimate the cost and donate that amount to the Hawaii Foodbank.	28 Become an advocate for hunger by Building Awareness.	29 Visit your neighborhood KFC and make a monetary donation.	30 Join the Hawaii Foodbank’s monthly donor program, Fight Hunger Hui.

KFC Change Angels
September 4, 2010
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

While others celebrate the end of summer and a 3-day weekend, more than 150 KFC Hawaii staff and family members will be busy collecting donations this Labor Day for the Hawaii Foodbank at 8 location across Ohau.

Participating Locations:
Waikele * Kapolei * Moanalua
Kalihi * Mililani * Westridge
Kapiolani * Windward