On July 22, 2015

Rutland Meals Challenge raised funds for 4,504 meals

Dear editor,

Thanks to all who attended the Rutland Meals Challenge at Rutland Bowlerama and to those who gave donations to our bowlers! This event raised an amazing $1,126 for the Rutland Meals Challenge, which will provide 4,504 meals to food shelves in Rutland County. Please visit https://vtmealschallenge.wordpress.com to learn more about the Rutland Meals Challenge and for more info on our next fundraiser! Thank you!

Sara Longworth

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