Ford Motor Company donates five trucks to Interfaith food shuttle

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WAKE FOREST ? Wake County's Interfaith food shuttle now has five new trucks to help deliver groceries to those in need.

The Ford Motor Company donated the trucks, including a refrigerated truck, to the food shuttle's mobile market in Wake Forest. The company also filled the refrigerated truck with fresh produce.

The donation is part of a partnership between Ford, salad-dressing firm Newman's Own, and ?Feeding America? a national network of food banks.

Leaders said the truck will be very useful.

"It's to give back to reach people in need, it's a reward. When we're able to fulfill people like this, it's why we work at the food shuttle," said director of food donors Don Eli.

The interfaith food shuttle hosts more than 30 free mobile markets for the needy each month. They serve seven counties in the region.

Source: http://charlotte.news14.com/content/local_news/triangle/652534/ford-motor-company-donates-five-trucks-to-interfaith-food-shuttle

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