Chick-fil-A partnering with Second Harvest to fight hunger in Orlando

The popular food chain is inviting locals to volunteer on select service days throughout the summer.

By Annabelle Sikes
| 10:00 a.m. June 7, 2022

West Orange Times & Observer
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Chick-fil-A is partnering with the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida to fight hunger in the Orlando area.

The two organizations are hosting Summer Service Days to help foster care in the community through volunteer work.

All volunteers will receive a special Summer Service Days T-shirt, a Chick-fil-A mini-plush cow and a digital offer card for a free menu item (while supplies last) as a thank you from local Orlando area Chick-fil-A operators.

Participants must wear closed-toe and closed-heel shoes for every volunteer assignment with no exceptions.

The organizations are accepting children ages 10 and up for donation sorting. Children between the ages of 10-15 must be accompanied by an adult who is also volunteering and 18 years of age or older.

A minimum of two chaperones per five students is required for groups. Those who wish to make a group reservation must email [email protected].

The Summer Service Days will run on Mondays from June 6 through Aug. 1.

Those who wish to learn more information or sign up can click here.

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Annabelle Sikes

News Editor Annabelle Sikes was born in Boca Raton and moved to Orlando in 2018 to attend the University of Central Florida. She graduated from UCF in May 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a minor in sociology. Her past journalism experiences include serving as a web producer at the Orlando Sentinel, a reporter at The Community Paper, managing editor for NSM Today, digital manager at Centric Magazine and as an intern for the Orlando Weekly.