Flagler County's Spring Fling Outreach delivered 10,000 pounds of food

Over two dozen local vendors worked together to provide resources and donate food and free haircuts to over 90 families on May 9.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 12:00 p.m. May 16, 2023
The Flagler Spring Fling Outreach donated 10,000 pounds of food to over 90 families. Photo courtesy of Flagler County.
The Flagler Spring Fling Outreach donated 10,000 pounds of food to over 90 families. Photo courtesy of Flagler County.
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Over 90 families received 10,000 pounds of food at Flagler County's Health and Human Services Department's Spring Fling Outreach event. 

The event was held on May 9 at Cattleman's Hall and lasted three hours, according to a press release from Flagler County Communications Coordinator Julie Murphy. Over two dozen local vendors worked with the department to provide resource information, food and even hair cuts.

Health and Human Services Director Joseph Hegedus said the combined efforts of all the agencies at the event meant a lot to all the families who attended.

 

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