LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Publix has donated more than 2.5 million pounds of produce to Kentucky food banks.
According to a news release, Publix has donated more than 100 million pounds of produce to Feeding America partner food banks to help struggling farmers and provide fresh fruits and vegetables.
“As a grocery retailer, we can make our largest impact by helping feed our neighbors in need. Donating 100 million pounds of produce is an example of the difference Publix associates make year-round," Publix CEO Kevin Murphy said in a news release. “I am proud of this innovative program and how we continue to find new ways to support the communities we serve, but our work is not done."
Since 2021, Publix has donated 2,575,962 pounds of produce to Dare to Care Food Bank in Louisville.
Publix opened its first super market in Kentucky in January at Terra Crossing Boulevard in Louisville.
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