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Tyson Foods Donates To Greater Chicago Food Depository

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Susan Goss, chef and owner of Zinfandel, and Share Our Strength volunteer;
Hal C. Hothan, chief financial officer, Greater Chicago Food Depository; and
Bill Lovette, president, food service division, Tyson Foods, unpack a
donation to the Greater Chicago Food Depository of 65,000 pounds of Tyson
chicken, which will provide 325,000 meals to those at risk of hunger in the
Chicago area.

The donation kicks-off Tyson’s three-year, $10 million partnership with
Share Our Strength, a leading anti-hunger organization, and commemorates the
company’s 65th anniversary.

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