The Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance is excited to announce a generous donation from the Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association (AADA), further strengthening efforts to reduce hunger across the state. This contribution will support the Alliance’s ongoing work to provide nutritious food to families in need and promote long-term food security for Arkansans.
“The Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association is proud to collaborate with the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance in our shared mission to combat hunger at home,” said Frank Hug of Hug Chevrolet GMC. “This partnership enables us to leverage our resources and community presence to make a meaningful impact.”
AADA will present the donation to the Alliance on Thursday, October 17, 2024, at Hug Chevrolet GMC, located at 415 East Main Street in Charleston, Arkansas, at 11 a.m. The donation will enable the Alliance to expand its network of food distribution, enhance hunger-relief programs, and directly assist vulnerable populations, including children, seniors, and rural communities.
“Auto and truck dealers throughout Arkansas have a long history of supporting the needs in their communities,” said Greg Kirkpatrick, president of the Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association. “We see this partnership with the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance as an opportunity for our members to assist in ensuring that more families across the state have access to nutritious food.”
“We are incredibly grateful for the Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association’s commitment to helping us ensure that no Arkansan goes hungry,” said Sylvia Blain, chief executive officer of the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance. “This gift demonstrates the power of community partnerships.”
