COURT HOUSE – Letter carriers, other postal employees and volunteers from throughout Cape May County will collect non-perishable food Dec. 8 to help fill local food pantries that assist the less fortunate.
Due to the local seasonal, tourism-based economy, many who are employed during the summer are unemployed at this time of year and are in need of food for their families.
Donors are asked to leave those non-perishable foods by their mailboxes and mail carriers will pick them up.
In addition, collections will also be taken at local post offices.
According to a release, all food collected in this drive stays within the county.
Suggested items include breakfast cereal, canned fruit, canned vegetables, baby food and formula, juice, soup, applesauce, instant potatoes, tuna, ravioli, peanut butter, jelly, mayonnaise, dry pasta, spaghetti sauce, rice, beef stew and chili.
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