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Enterprise Donates $20K to Fight New York Food Insecurity
The donation is part of Enterprise Fill Your Tank campaign, which launched in 2016 with the aim of donating $60 million globally to fight hunger.
January 2, 2019
Foodlink CEO Julia Tedesco told the Monroe Post that Enterprise's donation will provide 60,000 meals.
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Enterprise Holdings charity arm, the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation, donated $20,000 to New York state-based Foodlink, which helps fight food insecurity in the Rochester and Finger Lakes region, according to the Monroe Post.
The donation is part of Enterprise Fill Your Tank campaign, which launched in 2016 with the aim of donating $60 million globally to fight hunger. As part of the program, Enterprise donates $10 million annually for six years to larger food banks and charities in North America and Europe. Additionally, it gives money to smaller, local food banks and pantries.
Foodlink CEO Julia Tedesco told the news outlet that Enterprise's donation will provide 60,000 meals.
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