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7th Annual Harvest for the Hungry Dinner and Silent Auction

Help Feed the Hungry and Get Your Holiday Shopping Started!

Friday, November 9, 2012 @ 6:30 P.M.

Doors Open at 6:00 P.M.
Brookville Road Community Church
7480 West U.S. 52 l New Palestine, IN
Catered by Kopper Kettle Restaurant

Tickets - $30 / Person
Contact Missy Shadday, 317.861.3617
Cash, check, Master Card & Visa accepted at auction
Ticket exchanges for bid number at door.
Group discount on purchase of 10 or more tickets.

Check out items in our Silent Auction >>


BrianBrian Rittgers,

Director of Global Management Elanco Animal Health

From human resource to sales to marketing, Brian has held numerous positions with Elanco Animal Health and Eli Lilly and Company over the past 33 years. More recently Brian was named a recipient of the Eli Lilly and Company Chairman’s Ovation
Award for his commitment and accomplishments in people development, coaching, and leadership. Brian also serves on numerous boards.


Hunger in Hancock County Stats

The Hancock County Food Pantry is not part of any government or social organization and is totally dependent on generous and caring people for the pantry's support. The number of families that need help such as we provide continues to grow daily. Because of poverty, old age, unemployment, disability, illness or sudden emergencies, countless citizens of Hancock County are in need of the food pantry. Single moms needing to feed their children are worried where their next meal will come from. Senior citizens are forced to choose between buying food or buying medicine. America is the land of plenty, but right here in Hancock County there are countless people who awakened today worried about finding their next meal. There is HOPE. The Hancock County Food Pantry is trying to supply the needs of these people. We rely so much on the ongoing support of the Food Pantry to keep up that tradition. With the support of the churches, citizens and businesses of Hancock County, TOGETHER we can make a difference.