INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers gathered on Monument Circle on Saturday with the goal of being entertained while making sure all families have food on the table.
Midwest Food Bank teamed up with Kroger and Corteva for the second annual Midwest Kind Harvest.
The free event featured several entertainment acts, food trucks, local produce and craft vendors. The goal of the Midwest Kind Harvest was to raise awareness about food insecurity in Indiana.
“We really want to bring people together and help them understand that a lot of Hoosiers don’t have enough to eat,” Marcie Luhigo, the executive director of Midwest Food Bank, said.
Visitors were encouraged to donate to Midwest Food Bank, but officials say the need for donations goes beyond just today.
Midwest Food Bank provides food to 389 partner agencies and is the only food bank serving the entire state. It provides $74 million in food per year at no cost to Hoosiers.
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