Save-On-Foods donates 804 cans of Nourish (a full meal in a can) to the Salvation Army.
Save-On-Foods donates 804 cans of Nourish (a full meal in a can) to the Salvation Army. Pictured from left to right are Neil Guardiero, Save On assistant manager; Dina Kennedy, CSM Salvation Army; and Mark Law, store manager. The food bank is very low on protein-rich food, so this will certainly help.
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