City of Statesville Hosts Second Annual Canned Food Drive

Last Updated 2/25/2025Posted in Latest City News, Homepage

The City of Statesville is proud to announce its Second Annual Canned Food Drive in celebration of Canned Food Month this February. Building on the success of last year’s campaign, this initiative aims to support local food pantries and help families and individuals in need within the community.

Throughout February, residents are encouraged to donate non-perishable canned food items at convenient drop-off locations across the city. These collection points include:

“Last year, our community demonstrated incredible generosity during our first canned food drive,” said Mayor Costi Kutteh. “We hope to build on that momentum this year and continue supporting our local food pantries in their efforts to combat food insecurity.”

All donations will be distributed to local food pantries, ensuring that the collected items directly benefit those most in need within the Statesville community. Every donation, big or small, contributes to making a significant difference.

The City of Statesville remains committed to fostering a spirit of compassion and community engagement among its residents. By participating in this initiative, residents have an opportunity to join together in helping to ensure that no one in Statesville goes hungry.

For more information about the COS Second Annual Canned Food Drive, please visit our website at www.statesvillenc.net. Let’s come together to make February a month of generosity and kindness for all!

About the City of Statesville

The City of Statesville is truly a diverse community that welcomes new people, new voices and ideas, new industry, and business. We have already made significant investments in our downtown amenities, our business sector, our schools, our infrastructure, and more is on the horizon. We are creating a dynamic future for ourselves as we build on our successful history and the positive energy we experience today, all the while incorporating the values and quality of life that we cherish. To learn more visit www.statesvillenc.net.




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