HERMITAGE, Ark. – The Arkansas Foodbank proudly announced a significant donation from Clanton Farms on Tuesday. The family-owned farm, situated at 520 East 4th Street in Hermitage, has generously provided the food bank with 10 truckloads of watermelons and a variety of tomatoes this summer.
Clanton Farms, known for its wide range of fresh vegetables such as tomatoes, cabbage, squash, and peppers, has been a vital supporter of the Arkansas Foodbank. This latest donation comes at a critical time when the need for nutritious food is high, especially during the summer months when many families struggle to put food on the table.
“We are excited to highlight Clanton Farms as one of our wonderful supporters,” stated a representative from the Arkansas Foodbank. “Their generous donations are vital in helping us provide fresh, nutritious food to families in need throughout our community. We are immensely grateful for Clanton Farms’ commitment to fighting hunger and supporting our efforts.”
The donation from Clanton Farms will be distributed to various communities served by the Arkansas Foodbank, ensuring that fresh produce reaches families who need it the most. This act of kindness not only helps alleviate hunger but also promotes healthy eating habits among the food bank’s recipients.
Clanton Farms has a longstanding tradition of community support and philanthropy. The farm’s dedication to providing high-quality produce aligns perfectly with the Arkansas Foodbank’s mission to fight hunger and improve nutrition for those in need.
For more information about Clanton Farms, they can be contacted at 870-463-2241. The Arkansas Foodbank continues to welcome support from individuals and organizations alike to help combat food insecurity across the state.
About Clanton Farms: Clanton Farms is a family-owned and operated farm located in Hermitage, AR. They specialize in growing a variety of fresh vegetables and are committed to sustainable farming practices and community support.
About Arkansas Foodbank: The Arkansas Foodbank is the state’s largest hunger relief organization, providing food to more than 450 food pantries, shelters, and other agencies. Their mission is to alleviate hunger in Arkansas by distributing food and providing nutrition education to those in need.
For more information about the Arkansas Foodbank and how to get involved, please visit their website or contact their office directly.
Photos courtesy of the Arkansas Foodbank.