The Pirates teamed up with the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank again Monday, helping to distribute food to 1,000 Pittsburgh families at the Food Bank's headquarters in Duquesne.
According to Charlese McKinney, who led the distribution for the Food Bank, it was one of their largest drive-up events they have had at that site, though they did expect to have some left over.
"For once, when you don't hit your target, it's a good thing," McKinney said.
Thank you to the @Pirates and @MeLlamoTrevor for supporting our food distribution today in Duquesne. Through Pirates Charities, as part of MLB's "Home Plate Project," we will be able to serve 1,000 families today. pic.twitter.com/lelmrkcIPs
— PghFoodBank (@PghFoodBank) April 27, 2020
We have teamed up with the Home Plate Project to support @PghFoodBank and families in need throughout Pittsburgh. We’re all in this together ?If you can, please help us support families in need: https://t.co/K1jWCK92fK
— Trevor Williams (@MeLlamoTrevor) April 24, 2020
We are all in this together.?
Today, @MeLlamoTrevor and @BucsCommunity
joined the Home Plate Project to support the @PghFoodBank’s food distribution in Duquesne.
Please help us support the Food Bank during this time of need: https://t.co/9y5L0gr9pu pic.twitter.com/SyalqD7K6s
— Pirates (@Pirates) April 27, 2020
