"Remember
to check your front doors for bags," Lettis said. If you do not plan
on being home Saturday, Feb. 10, between 8 a.m. and noon, the Scouts ask
that you leave your food donation either the top of your driveway or at
your mail box."
District executive
Todd Bennett and Scouting for Food Chairman Lynn Turner have been arranging
with the Newnan and Thomas Crossroads Kroger stores to designate a drop-off
box.
"We ask
that you be generous and help the needy," said Lettis.
"Scouting
for Food will feed many hungry people in our area and will reinforce what
we stand for in Scouting. We look forward to this event each year as a
way of giving something back to our communities and the lesson delivered
to the boys of the most important of the scouting program," said
Flint River Council Scout executive Jack Sears.







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