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Sheeler Moving Delivers over 74,500 Pounds of Food from CanTree Event

February 19, 2014

Every year, Food Share of Oxnard, CA holds a food drive to build Christmas trees out non-perishable food items. The event spanned from Friday, Dec. 8 to Sunday Dec. 10, with corporations having team-building days on Friday, and organizations, faith based groups, and non-profits building trees on Saturday and Sunday. These trees were surrounded by a 14-foot tree put together by ACE Charter High School of Camarillo,Calif.

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The event was held at The Collection Riverpark. In total Sheeler Moving, agent for Wheaton Van Lines, was able to deliver 74,500 pounds of non-perishable food items to fight hunger during the holidays. This helped feed more than 62,083 Californians.

Over 100 companies showed up to build trees. The centerpiece tree, which was 14 feet tall, was built by Ace Charter School of Camarillo.

Thanks you to Sheeler Moving, for supporting Food Share Food Bank and lending their assistance on this wonderful drive.

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