I’m really excited, both as a Child Hunger Ends Here Ambassador and a Country Music Fan to tell y’all about this partnership between Little Big Town and ConAgra Foods.

Little Big Town is one of our family’s favorite music groups, their song “Pontoon” was our theme song this summer as we tooled around, fished, played and enjoyed our Pontoon boat with family and friends.

It was announced today that Little Big Town is partnering up with ConAgra foods for their Child Hunger Ends Here initiative.

Little Big Town will be recording their own version of the Child Hunger Ends Here Anthem – “Here’s Hope” in the style of their own web series “Scattered, Smothered and Covered”

Fans can visit the ConAgra Foods Facebook page in September to see the video, check out exclusive content and participate in a Q&A session with the band.

Check the Facebook page regularly to get updates on the program, including information for a live chat with Little Big Town musician Phillip Sweet in October.

ConAgra Foods is Feeding America’s Leadership Partner in the fight to end child hunger. The company and the ConAgra Foods Foundation have collectively donated more than 275 million pounds of food and invested more than $36 million dollars to combat child hunger since 1993.
The Foundation, the philanthropic organization primarily funded by ConAgra Foods, is in the midst of a $10 million, 5-year commitment to Feeding America, the largest donation ever made to Feeding America specifically to fight child hunger.
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Don’t forget – You can still enter your codes from specially marked ConAgra products through August 31, 2012!  Each Code Entered is One Meal Donated!
I’m a Child Hunger Ends Here Ambassador working with ConAgra Foods to spread the word about their Child Hunger Ends Here program. I have been compensated for my participation in helping to raise awareness about Child Hunger and the ConAgra Foods Child Hunger Ends Here program.

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One Comment

  1. Great post, Rachel! Thanks so much for your help in spreading awareness of the child hunger issue. Appreciate you!

    -Jamie
    #ConAgraEmployee

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