REDFORD, Mich. – A nonprofit that helps feed hundreds of Metro Detroit families each week is asking the community for help — not for food, but for a truck.
Eagles Helping Hands, which runs food rescue pick-ups and free community distributions, says it is in critical need of a dock-height box truck to keep operations moving efficiently.
Leaders say they’re currently relying on a rental truck to collect and deliver donated food several times a week, a stopgap that’s costing the organization more than $1,000 per week…