This past Saturday (Dec. 7), Milton residents set a new record for the Milton Food Drive, collecting an astounding 25,000 pounds of non-perishable food at six locations across town! Volunteers of all ages—including young hockey players—worked tirelessly at No Frills, Food Basics, Metro, Sobeys, Walmart, and the Superstore to gather donations, while many others helped sort the massive haul at the Salvation Army/Khi Community warehouse.
“Your kindness means the world to us and will make a real difference for so many people,” shared Maria Prada, Salvation Army Community and Family Services Manager. “Thanks for making our community stronger.”
But the giving doesn’t stop here! You can continue to support through the Kettle Campaign running until Dec. 24 at local retail outlets, with cash or tap donations (debit/credit) warmly welcomed.
Thank you, Milton, for showing that together, we can truly make a difference!
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