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iFeed Food Drive looks to alleviate hunger globally and locally this Saturday

The 8th Annual one-day food drive will collect non-perishable foods for the Hunger Task Force of La Crosse and pack meals to send overseas.

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The 8th annual Rotary iFeed is back from 8 a.m. – noon Saturday at La Crosse’s Logan High School.

It’s a seven-school, community-wide food drive and meal packing event.

This year, proceeds will, once again, go to the Hunger Task Force of La Crosse and teams will be packing 80,000 meals to be sent overseas.

The Rotary Interact Clubs from seven local high schools (Aquinas, Caledonia, Central, Holmen, Logan, Onalaska and West Salem) and their Rotarian advisors organize the event.

iFeed has two parts.

The first involves community teams packing highly nutritious, vitamin-fortified soy-rice meals in assembly- line fashion for international distribution.

The second involves collecting nonperishable food items in the weeks leading up to iFeed, then bringing the collections to Logan High on the day of the event.

The food items are then counted, sorted and trucked to the Hunger Task Force, where it’s distributed to Coulee Region food banks.

Saturday, community members are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items to Logan High School or just come watch the meal packers in action.

Donations can also be made online HERE.

Tracy has worked at Mid-West Family La Crosse since 2004. She is half of the Z93 Morning Buzz with Brittany and Ballzer and coordinates Z93's charity, Zcare. She writes and performs with the local comedy group Heart of La Crosse and announces for the Mississippi Valley Mayhem Roller Derby team.

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