This year's broadcast was amazing! We have reached a historic year. Take a look at some things that when on that day.

Turkey Trot 2020 was great! We raised over $1,500 and 449 food items! Way to go Knox County!

2019 Turkey Trot

Don’t miss your last chance to give to Food for the Hungry. Festival of Trees continues through New Year’s Eve, December 31st.Each year, clubs and organizations of Apple Valley decorate a Christmas tree and the public is invited to come and vote for their favorite tree. Voting tickets may be purchased for $1 for two tickets or by providing one food item per ticket. All proceeds will benefit Food For The Hungry. Festival of Trees is open EVERY DAY of the week from
2-8pm. For more information, call Cheri at 740-397-1027 or Audrey at 740-397-1962. 

What a wonderful drive! Thank you for all of your support. 

Check out these beautiful trees at the floral valley community center!

Check out pictures to see a behind the scenes look at the 2019 FFTH broadcast

Foodstock was another exciting event to support Food for the Hungry. On December 2nd, the Knox County Memorial Theater was filled with music in this living history tribute concert. The music featured the highly requested return of Tom Petty with guest stars Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham and a headlining tribute to The Rolling Stones. The event raised $2,050.00 and 662 food items (which is ½ truck of food).

What a wonderful drive! Thank you for all of your support. 

The turn out to this event was absolutely amazing! We are so thankful for a generous community that is willing to love on one another, support Food For The Hungry, and shop local!

Praisestock was an amazing event that was held on Sunday August 18, 2019. Praisestock is an annual outdoor live Christian music festival highlighting outreach in the community, held at Ariel-Foundation Park. Praisestock raised $1,500 for Food for the Hungry. We thank them for their support of our drive. Please enjoy these pictures from the 2019 Praisestock.

On December 6th, Kenyon College hosted the Ninth Annual Snowflake Gala and Auction. 

Denise and Mark Ramser, Knox County volunteer leaders and philanthropists, were recognized at the gala with the William A. Stroud Jr. Award for Community Service, presented annually for outstanding support of local charitable causes.  Chairpersons at the event were longtime Food for the Hungry supporters Peggy and Dick Mavis. Kenyon College presented the exciting results of this year’s Snowflake Gala and Auction along with the President’s Christmas Reception at the annual Food For The Hungry broadcast. The 2019 total was $90,500 and 20 boxes of food. 

What a wonderful drive! Thank you for all of your support.