NORTH KINGSTOWN – Ocean State Job Lot has teamed up with Project Hand Up, a West Warwick-based community food pantry, to provide weekly deliveries of nonperishable food.
Job Lot recently delivered 12 pallets of food to Project Hand Up, with each pallet containing approximately $1,000 worth of food. Project Hand Up, according to a press release, serves 6,000 families across the state, offering people the chance to buy groceries, toiletries and over-the-counter medication for a suggested donation that helps individuals not have to choose between paying bills or going hungry.
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“Helping people is what I live for and Ocean State Job Lot’s commitment will allow us to help even more people,” Coreen St. Jean, Be The Change and Project Hand Up president and founder, said in a statement.
“Hunger is something that affects far too many families, and as a company we have made a commitment to community pantries and food banks throughout the region to do our part to address this staggering problem,” said David Sarlitto, executive director of the Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation, in a statement.
