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The Clorox Company (CLX) demonstrates commitment to combating food insecurity during Hispanic Heritage Month. HOLA employee resource group volunteers contributed over 190 hours of service, packing over 33,000 pounds of food, equivalent to 27,758 meals, across multiple Clorox locations in California, Florida, North Carolina, and Georgia. The Clorox Company Foundation donated $65,000 to local food organizations and an additional $95,000 to address hunger experienced by children in the summer months.
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NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / December 13, 2023 / The Clorox Company
By Ange Loiseau, Clorox Social Impact Team
Throughout Hispanic Heritage Month, teammates who are part of our HOLA employee resource group demonstrated their commitment to combatting food insecurity, a pressing issue affecting Hispanic communities across the U.S. Their efforts - which included more than 190 hours of volunteer service - spanned multiple Clorox locations, including the San Francisco Bay Area; Alpharetta, Georgia; Durham, North Carolina; and Sunrise, Florida.
California In Alameda County, where 1 in 4 residents faces food insecurity and 13% of the Hispanic population in California is affected, HOLA teammates packed 16,258 pounds of food, equivalent to 13,494 meals, at Alameda County Community Food Bank. Their work supported local efforts to alleviate hunger, with the food bank distributing enough food to serve 60,000 people daily. Over 40% of the food bank's clientele are Latinos residing in the nearby communities of West Oakland and East Oakland and in the corridors of Hayward, San Leandro and Newark. This substantial percentage underscores the impact we can make right in our local neighborhoods. The Bay Area team is dedicated to making this an annual event with the goal of continually helping fight hunger in the community.
Florida In Sunrise, where 10% of the Hispanic population experiences food insecurity, HOLA teammates sorted, packed and palletized 6,000 meals, supporting Feeding South Florida‘s efforts to address this issue.
North Carolina In the 10th-hungriest state in the U.S., 17% of the Hispanic population faces food insecurity. Our HOLA teammates in Durham packed 1,500 pounds of food, enough to feed 225 families meals, furthering the impact of the local food bank. In Inter-Faith Food Shuttle‘s seven-county service area alone, more than 222,000 people are food insecure, and the efforts of our volunteers helped address this pressing need.
Georgia In Alpharetta, where 12% of the Hispanic population faces food insecurity, members of HOLA sorted and packed 10,000 pounds of food, equivalent to 8,264 meals, supporting the Atlanta Community Food Bank‘s mission to combat hunger.
The Clorox Company Foundation extended these efforts through $65,000 in contributions to all four local food organizations. An additional $95,000 was donated to help address hunger experienced by children in the summer months. During that time, millions of children lack consistent access to food because they rely on nutrition programs through their schools, leaving them without reliable access to food. The foundation also made donations on behalf of our teammates to food organizations in six other Clorox communities.
What did The Clorox Company (CLX) do during Hispanic Heritage Month?
The Clorox Company demonstrated commitment to combatting food insecurity. HOLA employee resource group volunteers contributed over 190 hours of service, packing over 33,000 pounds of food, equivalent to 27,758 meals.
How did The Clorox Company (CLX) contribute to fighting hunger in California?
In California, HOLA teammates packed 16,258 pounds of food at Alameda County Community Food Bank, supporting local efforts to alleviate hunger. The Bay Area team aims to make this an annual event to help fight hunger in the community.
What did The Clorox Company (CLX) do in Florida to address food insecurity?
In Sunrise, Florida, HOLA teammates sorted, packed, and palletized 6,000 meals, supporting Feeding South Florida's efforts to address food insecurity.
How did The Clorox Company (CLX) help address food insecurity in North Carolina?
In Durham, North Carolina, HOLA teammates packed 1,500 pounds of food, enough to feed 225 families meals, furthering the impact of the local food bank.
What contributions did The Clorox Company Foundation make to local food organizations?
The Clorox Company Foundation extended efforts through $65,000 in contributions to all four local food organizations and an additional $95,000 to help address hunger experienced by children in the summer months.