On the Road with Local 6 Day ONE: Local 6 Begins Massive COVID-19 Food Relief Effort
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26 May On the Road with Local 6 Day ONE: Local 6 Begins Massive COVID-19 Food Relief Effort

Posted at 13:16h in BCTGM-Made, COVID-19, Local Union News by

In a 26-foot rented box truck, BCTGM Local 6 Financial Secretary-Treasurer Edgar Rodriguez, Local 6 member Wilfredo Rodriguez and President Hank McKay began the local’s three-day food collection journey this morning in Lancaster, Pa. that will include thousands of pounds of BCTGM made goods distributed to union families across hundreds of miles.

McKay’s first stop was the Kellogg’s plant where members of BCTGM Local Local 374G produce Kellogg’s Rice Krispies, Corn Flakes and Frosted Flakes. Once the truck was loaded with the cereals donated by Kellogg, Rodriguez and his Local 6 brother Wilfredo Rodriguez, who works at the BIMBO USA bakery in Reading, Pa., began the BCTGM Food Relief journey.

Next stop? Muncy, Pa. Stay tuned for photos and information on the union made donations Local 6 collects on their way to the Philadelphia AFL-CIO where they will deliver product to the Philadelphia Joint Board, Workers United Food Distribution Site and conclude the week with Operation Feed Atlantic City on Thursday.

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