FOOD DRIVE 2009

On Saturday, May 9th Littleton letter carriers will join others across the US in the "Stamp Out Hunger" day. This is the 17th year that letters carriers have helped collect non-perishable food items to support local food banks.

The North Country United Way encourages individuals to assist with this worthwhile initiative as all of the food items support local food banks.

Letter carriers are requesting that people leave non-perishable food items in a plastic bag at their mailbox on Saturday, May 9th for letter carriers to pick up and deliver to the US Post Office. Anyone who does not have a mailbox is encouraged to drop off items at the Littleton Post Office on Main Street in Littleton, NH.

Photographs from the 2008 Food Drive

Diane Crapo and James Starr

Mike Murphy

 

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