Second Harvest of NETN looking for volunteers for “Project Thanksgiving”

High demand across the region is prompting a bigger push for holiday meals this year. The Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee has raised its Project Thanksgiving goal from eight thousand to nine thousand food boxes—and bumped its fundraising target to 255-thousand dollars to cover the cost without cutting other programs. Community members can sponsor a full meal box for a neighbor with a 30-dollar donation. Volunteers are also needed to pack boxes at the food bank in Kingsport on Thursday and Friday, from nine to eleven a.m. and one to three p.m. You can visit net food bank dot org to donate or sign up.