Oliver Ford Lincoln is joining Ford’s “Load Up For Common Good” initiative to help support local families and individuals in need throughout the Plymouth community.
Throughout September, Oliver Ford Lincoln will collect non-perishable food and hygiene products benefiting two local organizations, the Marshall County Neighborhood Center and Bread of Life Food Pantry.
As part of the drive, an Oliver Ford truck will be parked outside The Rockpile at Plymouth High School during the Rockies' home football games this Friday, September 11th, and Friday, September 25th, allowing fans to donate while supporting their local team and community. Community members can also drop donations off at Oliver Ford Lincoln in Plymouth, located at 1001 East Jefferson Street in Plymouth. Oliver Ford Lincoln is also allowing donors to win prizes while giving back.
For every five hygiene or non-perishable food items donated, participants will receive one entry in the raffle for a $250 & Cruise for 2.
Donations of non-perishable food items and unopened hygiene products are encouraged. Every donation will help provide essential resources to people in need through the Marshall County Neighborhood Center and Bread of Life.
For more information about the donation drive, contact Oliver Ford Lincoln in Plymouth.
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