More than 40 food banks across the country will be able to help ensure at-risk kids in their communities do not go hungry this summer, thanks to a five-week nationwide food drive by Caliber Collision Centers that resulted in a record-breaking 3.2 million meals.
Caliber Collision associate Mary Carter in Tampa, Florida, thanks Rob Anderson and Mike Harvey, representatives from business partner LKQ Corporation, for their generous contribution to the 6th Annual Rhythm Restoration Food Drive.
Over the past six years, Caliber Collision’s annual Rhythm Restoration Food Drive has collected thousands of pounds of food and over $1.2 million in
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