US EditionLocal radio station to collect non-perishable snacks to help feed children over the summer
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Local radio station to collect non-perishable snacks to help feed children over the summer
CHARLESTON, W.Va. –Charleston radio station to host a drive-through drop to help feed children over the summer months. Host of 96.1 KWS Rob Reel, in conjunction with the Union Mission, will be holding the first ever Snack Drop on Thursday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Reel said that there are 70,000 kids that are in…
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