USFN recently joined forces with the Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina, a nonprofit hunger relief organization that supplies food and grocery items to charitable agencies that assist people in need. On June 9, over 40 members of USFN, a not-for-profit association of select attorneys; trustee companies and associates in the default services industry, volunteered their time to the SHFBM's food drive program. This service project took place at SHFBM's main warehouse in Charlotte, N.C. and consisted of inspecting and sorting incoming food donations and essential household products from both individual and corporate donors. The sorted food and products will later be distributed to thousands of families, agencies and local food pantries throughout 19 counties in North and South Carolina.
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