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Listed below are the photos and stories about the amazing donations that people have made on behalf of Fresh for Ellen. Thank you for your support and please, keep spreading freshness to your friends, family and favorite charities.

	Recipient Palm Beach Harvest Provided By Whole Foods Amount Shared 2,831 lbs In the Photo Whole Foods employees
	Recipient Palm Beach Harvest Provided By DeMartino Specialty Produce WPB and Whole Foods Wellington location Amount Shared 2.419 lbs In the Photo Volunteers with Palm Beach Harvest
	Recipient Los Angeles Regional Food Bank Provided By Coast Produce Amount Shared 1100 lbs In the Photo Front row from L-R: Ed Romero, Emily Fragoso, Doug Kassa, and Michelle Marchena Back row from L-R: Mark Frazee, Kevin O’Neal, and Vincent Nazario
	Recipient Various Palm Beach Co. organizations Provided By Palm Beach Harvest Amount Shared 2614 lbs In the Photo Eli Bolden, Treasurer, Director Palm Beach Harvest Jimmie Carter General Manager, Zone Coordinator Palm Beach Harvest Allison Lopez General Manager of Stephanie's Family Zone Coordinator PBH Gary Koopman, Palm Beach Harvest Zone Coordinator Mike Winokur, Palm Beach Harvest Zone Coordinator.
	Recipient Miller Elementary School Provided By Stephanie H. Amount Shared 8 lbs (of oranges) In the Photo Miller Elementary’s 2nd Grade Class
	Recipient Food Bank of the Rio Grand Valley Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 7400 lbs
	Recipient St. Mark Preschool Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 330 lbs (of Pineapple)
	Recipient San Francisco Fire Department Provided By Dan'l and Sara Amount Shared 15 lbs In the Photo Dan'l and Sara with San Francisco's finest!
	Recipient Community Food Bank of San Benito County, Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo County, California Grey Bears, Second Harvest Food Bank Santa Cruz County Provided By Earthbound, Fresh Express, Ocean Mist, Taylor Amount Shared 29,516 lbs (of mixed vegetables, salads, cauliflower and spinach)
	Recipient Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County Provided By Frieda's Specialty Produce Amount Shared 300 lbs
	Recipient Various Palm Beach Co. Organizations Provided By Palm Beach Harvest Amount Shared 1,218 lbs
	Recipient Community Food Bank of San Benito County, Madera County Food Bank, Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo County, California Grey Bears Provided By Tanimura & Antle, Taylor Farms, Fresh Express and Earthbound Farms Amount Shared 29,278 lbs
	Recipient Palm Beach Harvest Provided By Duda Farm Fresh Foods Amount Shared 20,200 lbs
	Recipient Los Angeles Regional Food Bank Provided By Coast Produce Amount Shared 2,000 lbs In the Photo (from left to right) Ruth Arriola, Erin Liu, Ann Rotchanasarot, Freddie Hernandez, Ritsuko Togawa (dk blue jacket), and Michelle Marchena
	Recipient California Grey Bears Provided By Fresh Express Amount Shared 3,552 lbs In the Photo Volunteers with California Grey Bears and Ag Against Hunger
	Recipient Laurel Wood School Provided By Ian M. Amount Shared 10 lbs (of Dandy fresh clementines) In the Photo Ian M. shares 10 pounds of Dandy fresh clementines with his teacher, Mrs. Bush and his 5th grade class.
	Recipient Community Food Bank of San Benito County Madera County Food Bank, Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo County California Grey Bears Second Harvest Food Bank Santa Cruz County Provided By Fresh Express, Mann Packing Co. Inc., Taylor Farms Amount Shared 27,705 lbs (of a variety of vegetables, lettuce, broccoli and cauliflower)
	Recipient Ag Against Hunger, Salinas, CA Provided By Mann Packing Amount Shared 4,178 lbs (of Broccoli/Cauliflower Mix, Rainbow Cole Slaw, Broccoli Slaw and Stir Fry Mix) In the Photo Grey Bears from Ag Against Hunger picking up Mann Packing products from the cooler.
	Recipient Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, Los Angeles, CA Provided By Coast Produce Amount Shared 1000 lbs (of strawberries) In the Photo Top (L-R): Doug Kassa, Emily Fragoso, Gerson de Paz, Jeff Born, Grant Ishibashi, Courtney Kornegay Bottom from L-R: Frank Lara, Terron Ballard Jeff Ginn
	Recipient Central Area Motivation Program, Seattle, WA Provided By Spud.com Amount Shared 400 lbs (of local, organic produce) In the Photo Patrick from Central Area Motivation Program (CAMP), a food bank in Seattle, is picking up this week’s organic produce donation of 400 lbs from spud.com. Spud.com donates every week between 180 to 500 lbs of produce to CAMP. The healthy, tasty organic produce is a welcome treat for the local families in crisis.
	Recipient Ag Against Hunger, Salinas, CA Provided By Tanimura & Antle Amount Shared 7,042 lbs (of various lettuces and mixed vegetables) In the Photo Tanimura & Antle donates weekly to the local agency Ag Against Hunger that distributes surplus produce to food banks in our tri-county area. This week Tanimura & Antle, via Ag Against Hunger, donated a total of 7,042 lbs of fresh produce ( including Artisan Lettuce, Living Lettuce, Boston Lettuce, Endive and Mixed Vegetables) to the Grey Bears of Santa Cruz, CA and their Operation Brown Bag program.
	Recipient The Everett Housing Authority, Everett, WA Provided By Joy Moxley Amount Shared 4 lbs (of fresh fruit)
	Recipient Thomas Creative Solutions, Seattle, WA Provided By Joy Moxley Amount Shared 3 lbs (of fresh fruit)
	Recipient Palm Beach Harvest, West Palm Beach, FL Provided By Duda Farm Fresh Foods Amount Shared 25,080 lbs (of celery, red cabbage, endive, escarole, iceberg and romaine)
	Recipient Residents in Belle Glade, FL Provided By Eagle Academy Cadets Amount Shared 4,000 lbs (of fresh produce) In the Photo Eagle Academy Cadets distribute 4,000 pounds of fresh produce to residents in Belle Glade, Florida over the weekend.
	Recipient Cottonwood Baptist Church, Scurry, TX Provided By Kathy and Denny Mackey Amount Shared 50 lbs (of oranges) In the Photo The congregation at the Cottonwood Baptist Church in Scurry, Texas showing off the oranges given to them by Kathy and Denny Mackey.
	Recipient Evergreen Home Loans Seattle, WA Provided By Joy and Mark Moxley Amount Shared 12 lbs (fresh fruit)
	Recipient Palm Beach Harvest, West Palm Beach, FL Provided By Duda Farm Fresh Foods Amount Shared 15,676 lbs (of red cabbage, endive, escarole, radishes, and romaine lettuce)
	Recipient Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, Los Angeles, CA Provided By Crave! at Work Amount Shared 1,008 lbs (of carrots) In the Photo Vince Nazario, Emily Fragoso, Alfredo Ramirez, Terron Ballard, & Grant Ishibashi of Coast Produce Company
	Recipient The Summit at Las Colinas, Floor 3, Irving, TX Provided By DMA Solutions, Inc. Amount Shared 10 lbs (of fresh fruits and vegetables) In the Photo Dan’l Mackey Almy and the DMA Solutions team shared 10 pounds of fresh pineapple, strawberries, oranges and blackberries in a fruit salad to the 3rd floor of their office building.
	Recipient Various Charities in Palm Beach County, FL Provided By Palm Beach Harvest Amount Shared 30,000 lbs (of fresh fruits and vegetables)
	Recipient Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley, Inc, McAllen, TX Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 4,000 lbs (of fresh fruits and vegetables)
	Recipient Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley, Inc, McAllen, TX Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 3,640 lbs (of fresh fruits and vegetables)
	Recipient Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley, Inc, McAllen, TX Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 8,150 lbs (of cabbage, carrots and cilantro) In the Photo Corie Ortiz, Lisa Hilton, Betsy Klein and Amy Gates of Frontera Produce, donate a generous 8,150 pounds of fresh produce to the Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley to feed hundreds of hungry individuals in the area.
	Recipient Mujeres Unidas / Women Together Foundation Inc., McAllen, TX Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 700 lbs (of fresh fruit and vegetables) In the Photo Lisa Hilton (far left), Amy Gates (center), Betsy Klein (center right) and Corie Ortiz (right) of Frontera Produce give 700 lbs of fresh produce to Mujeres Unidas, an organization that provides shelter and food to battered women.
	Recipient Montgomery County Food Bank, Conroe, TX Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 800 lbs (of cilantro)
	Recipient Palm Beach Harvest, West Palm Beach, FL Provided By Duda Farm Fresh Foods Amount Shared 15,000 lbs In the Photo Team members of Duda Farm Fresh Foods donated 15,000 lbs of fresh lettuce, cabbage, celery and celery hearts to Deborah Morgan, Executive Director of Palm Beach Harvest, Board Members from Palm Beach Harvest and Faith Farm Ministries program participants. The produce will be completely consumed within the next two days.
	Recipient Bread of Life Ministry, Los Angeles, CA Provided By Coast Produce Amount Shared 500 pounds (of mixed produce) In the Photo Members of the Coast Produce team and Bread of Life Ministry employees.
	Recipient Grace Day School, Dallas, TX Provided By Cooper Z. Amount Shared 4 pounds (of mandarin oranges)
	Recipient Feeding America First, Shelbyville, TN Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 120 pounds (of dried chile peppers)
	Recipient Open Door Fellowship, Crowley, TX Provided By Frontera Produce Amount Shared 800 pounds (of fresh jalapenos)
	Recipient RCMA Child Development Center, Bowling Green, FL Provided By Duda Farm Fresh Foods Amount Shared 2169 pounds (of Florida Valencia Oranges and Florida Honey Tangerines) In the photo The children and educators at RCMA in Bowling Green, Florida will enjoy the citrus fruits given to them by Duda Farm Fresh Foods. Citrus fruits are high in vitamin C, which boosts children and their parents immunity to illnesses like the common cold.
	Recipient Orange County Food Bank, Garden Grove, CA Provided By Coast Produce Amount Shared 1,200 pounds (of citrus fruit) In the photo Frank Lopez Michelle Marchena Erin Liu Doug Kassa (on top of pallet) Mark Morimoto Jin Ju Wilder Courtney Lee
	Recipient North Texas Food Bank, Arlington, TX Provided By Del Monte Amount Shared 2,020 pounds (of lemons, bell peppers, tomatoes, grapes, and bananas) In the photo North Texas Food Bank Representatives William Daniels III and Jerrye Hall. The donation by Del Monte will be part of 1,348 meals supplied to North Texas residents.