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Participation Awards
  • Grand Gaurmet Award
    Over 100,000 Points
  • Gourmet Award
    Over 50,000 Points
  • Banquet Award
    Over 40,000 Points
  • Buffet Award
    Over 30,000 Points
  • Connoisseur Award
    Over 20,000 Points
  • Chef's Award
    Over 10,000 Points
  • Delicatessen Award
    Over 5,000 Points
  • Appetizer Award
    Less than 5,000 Points
Operation Feed

Help With This Fundraiser
Having your company participate in Operation Feed will help your local community, or if you are just a resident of Licking County and want to make a difference you can. For more information about this fundraiser you can download the Handbook below.
- 2010 Operation Feed Handbook

Campaign Schedule
The Operation Feed Campaign for Licking County will begin March 1, 2010 and will conclude on March 21, 2010. During this period, each company and organization will run its individual food collection campaign. Prior to the kickoff, press releases and radio and TV announcements will be given to notify the public about Operation Feed. The key dates are:

SuperMarket Sweep -          Saturday, Febuarty 27th, 2010
Campaign Conclusion -        Sunday, March 21, 2010
Celebration and Awards -     Friday, April 30, 2010


2010 Operation Feed Facts
Operation Feed of Licking County is a community-wide food drive which coordinates and promotes the collection of food from employees and Licking County residents to feed those in need during times of emergency. The food will be stocked at the Food Pantry Network of Licking County and distributed to member pantries and social service organizations that supply emergency meals for people who are hungry. 2010 is the 20th year that an Operation Feed campaign will be conducted in Licking County.

Do we need Operation Feed?
YES! Although Licking County is a prosperous community, there are many people who find themselves in difficult situations and in need of receiving emergency food distribution. In 2009, the member agencies of the Food Pantry Network of Licking County had served 790,000 meals to 168,600 individuals. Approximately 40% of the recipients are children and infants who have no control over their situation. In 2009 we project an increase in emergency food necessary to supply those in need.

How will the campaign be run?
Each participating company or organization will be asked to appoint one of its employees as a coordinator. This person will be responsible for organizing the food campaign for the company or organization, which can be fun, exciting, and novel. Some examples for planning a successful campaign are attached. However, the main goal is to collect food for the needy. Orientation will be provided to all coordinators by Operation Feed sponsors.