Over 18,000 Food Items Collected by State Agencies for People in Need This Thanksgiving
For the third year in a row, the North Dakota State Auditor’s Office challenged state agencies to a food collection benefitting two local food pantries this Thanksgiving. The 15 state agencies that participated were:
- Attorney General’s Office
- Auditor’s Office
- Department of Labor and Human Rights
- Department of Public Instruction
- Department of Transportation
- Ethics Commission
- Governor’s Office
- Highway Patrol
- Historical Society
- Insurance Department
- Office of Management and Budget
- Public Service Commission
- Secretary of State
- State Library
- State Treasurer
The total food collected by each agency was divided by the number of people on their team to determine the winner of the challenge. Gathering over 13,716 items was the Governor’s Office.
“We appreciate the generosity of state agencies who went above and beyond to collect food for people in need this Thanksgiving,” said State Auditor Josh Gallion. “It’s incredible to see such a tremendous response from so many agencies who want to give back to the community.”
The final total count of all donated items was over 18,000 food items. Agencies will drop off their food on Monday, November 18th from 9 a.m. until noon at the Bismarck Emergency Food Pantry and Ministry on the Margins.
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