Golden Scoop Corporate Pack Competition
About the Campaign
On Friday, May 16th, local companies will join together in the fight against hunger in a competition to pack the largest amount of food in the shortest amount of time. The winning team is awarded the Golden Scoop Trophy.
This event will help distribute food to our network of nearly 300 food pantry partners throughout the county.
In addition, teams are also competing to raise the most funds for Feeding Westchester's mission and take home the title of top fundraising team. Every dollar raised helps provide three meals!
Thank you for your support and participation in Golden Scoop! Together we are Feeding Westchester.
For more information, please contact Rebecca Snyder at rsnyder@feedingwestchester.org.
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Jean Marie Pizzariella has raised $500 out of their goal of $500
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PURE Packing Titans has raised $1,650 out of their goal of $1,000
PKF O'Connor Davies has raised $975 out of their goal of $1,000
Empire City Casino by MGM Resorts has raised $200 out of their goal of $1,000
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Edward Zagajeski donated $100.00 and generously covered the transaction fee
Aaron Sparks donated $50.00
Michael Bilt donated $100.00 and generously covered the transaction fee
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Joe Bilt donated $50.00 and generously covered the transaction fee
Maria Bilt donated $25.00