Walmart Stores, Inc. (NYSE:WMT) has donated $250,000 to the Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks through the Walmart Foundation. The organization is the largest charitable response to hunger. Walmart also donated $100,000 to the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), funded by the Ohio Department of Development to help low income families pay their utility bills in Ohio.
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The contributions were presented during an event at the Ohio Benefit Bank Direct Services office in downtown Columbus, Ohio. Present, was Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, Director of Operations – Ohio for Walmart Stores David Gose, and OASHF Executive Director Lisa Hamler-fugitt. The donations will be used to buy 625,000 pounds of shelf stable and nutritious foods, leverage over $1 million in state and federal funding, and enable OASHF to help enroll 7,000 new low income children.
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