Peterborough Lakers Ask Fans to Bring Non-Perishable Goods For Home Opener This Thursday

As the Peterborough Century 21 Lakers host their home opener against the Brooklin L.C., the team asks fans to bring non-perishable food items to the game to support Kawartha Food Share.

Last year, Kawartha Food Share’s warehouse distributed over 10 million dollars’ worth of food and emergency care needs. Photo courtesy of the Peterborough Lakers.

Bins will be stationed at each entrance of the Peterborough Memorial Centre for donations.

Kawartha Food Share aids more than 12,000 people monthly through 36 member agencies according to a press release. This includes four meal programs, four City food banks, six housing projects, seven county food banks and over 20 food cupboards across the City and County of Peterborough.

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