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Online Grocer Peapod Supports St. Timothy Catholic School's Fifth Graders in Valuable Lesson
Local elementary school donates groceries to food pantry with the help of Peapod.
On February 17th, fifth grade students from St. Timothy Catholic School participated in Peapod’s Kids Give Back Program to provide $250 worth of groceries to St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry.
Through the Kids Give Back program, students learned about nutrition, shopping on a budget, and most importantly, helping those in need by using these skills.
Coordinating teacher Kathleen Hunter said, “the food pantry was so grateful for the donation, and it was really special for the students to have this experience.”
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Peapod, the country’s leading online grocer, is committed to helping its neighbors in need. Moreover, Peapod is pleased to encourage the next generation to give back to the community and help instill healthy eating and budgeting lessons at an early age through their Kids Give Back program.
Peapod was founded in 1989 as a smart shopping option for busy households, and today has delivered more than 35 million grocery orders in 24 U.S. markets. Customers can order online or on Peapod’s free mobile app for delivery to homes and workplaces or pick-up at many convenient locations. For more information on Peapod, visit www.peapod.com.
