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Stratford Library's Share the Health Food Drive

Stratford, CT- Move For Hunger is teaming up with the Stratford Library and William B. 
Meyer Moving for the first annual Share The Health Food Drive in honor of Hunger Action 
Month this September. 
Patrons of the library and all residents of Stratford are encouraged to donate nonperishable food items at the food drive collection boxes located at 2203 Main St, Stratford, 
CT. from September 7-28. 
With the help of Move For Hunger’s generous moving partner, William B. Meyer, Inc, all 
food donations will be delivered to the Merton House-St. Stephen’s Food Pantry.  The 
Merton House-St. Stephen’s Food Pantry provides essential and nutritious meals to over 
400 needy families and individuals. 
In Connecticut, every one out of every five children is at risk of hunger. Every small and 
large donation will make a difference to those struggling to find their next meal.  
The most needed food items are peanut butter and jelly, canned beans, canned vegetables, 
rice, pasta, pasta sauce, soups, fruit juice, cookies, crackers, baby food/formula, and 
condiments. 
“We encourage everyone to make a difference during Hunger Action Month,” says Adam 
Lowy, Executive Director at Move for Hunger. “Thanks to the efforts of the Stratford 
Library and William B. Meyer Moving, the Stratford community has a great opportunity to
make a difference for hungry families and children.”
Move For Hunger is a non-profit organization that works with relocation companies
across North America to pick up unwanted, unopened food from those who are 
relocating and deliver it to local food banks. To date, Move For Hunger is working
with over 500 movers in 47 states and has collected more than 2,000,000 pounds
of food. For more information or to find out how you can help support Move For 
Hunger, visit www.MoveForHunger.org.
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