NASHVILLE, Ill. -- Five local organizations received significant donations in May thanks to a production plant in the region.Â
Nascote Industries hosted its annual food drive for the 13th year in May. The drive brought in 660 items plus Nascote's $1,000 match. Nascote then added an extra $1,500 to the total to help the organizations further. The items included non-perishable food and kid-friendly snacks.
“The goal was to work together as a company to assist as many local communities and charities as possible," said Emplyee Advocate for Nascote Lori Erlinger. "We are very thankful to all employees who donated and to Nascote for their added donation."
The following organizations received portions of the donations:
- Least of the Brethren Ministry -- Pinckneyville
- Central Christian Church -- Mt. Vernon
- Grace United Methodist Church -- Nashville
- Matthew 25 Food Pantry -- Carlyle
- Central Community Benevolent Association -- CentraliaÂ
Each of the organizations were gifted over 130 items and a $500 check.Â
