Caliber Collision, the largest collision repair company in the country, is asking its customers, business partners and the public to “fill ’er up” by donating grocery bags full of food during its seventh annual Rhythm Restoration Food Drive, now through May 11.
Donations from Caliber’s food drive in Palm Beach County will help stock the shelves of the Treasure Coast Food Bank during the summer months, when many children who typically rely on school lunches go hungry when school is out.
“We’re asking our communities to help us fill local food banks and fill those kids’ tanks, so they do not spend the summer running on empty,” said Steve Grimshaw, Caliber Collision CEO. “At Caliber, our purpose is to restore the rhythm of life for our customers, and we are equally committed to help restore the rhythm of regular meals for at-risk children over the summer.”
Collection centers for food donations are located at each of Caliber’s 11 locations in Palm Beach County. Online donations can also be made at www.caliberdonations.com.
Last year’s company-wide food drive, involving Caliber’s more than 10,000 teammates, resulted in nearly 3.5 million meals, and the company’s goal is to exceed that amount this year.
According to Feeding America, one in five children in the United States live in food insecure households, which means they lack consistent access to enough food.
To locate the nearest Caliber Collision to donate food items, visit www.calibercollision.com.
