HOUSTON – April 20, 2020 – KPRC 2 is joining Houston Astros third baseman Alex Bregman and his Alex’s Army effort to raise $2 million to help feed Houston-area residents experiencing food insecurity during the COVID-19 crisis.
Proceeds raised through Bregman’s FEEDHOU campaign will directly benefit the Houston Food Bank, a nonprofit committed to feeding the hungry in the Houston area.
“By working together with KPRC 2 to benefit a great organization like the Houston Food Bank, we can all do our part to ensure Houston’s under served children and families continue to get the support they need during these difficult times,” said Mr. Bregman.
Alex Bregman’s FEEDHOU campaign recently reached his initial fundraising goal of $1 million in donations. Here at KPRC 2, we’ve been working with our audience to Help Feed Houston, raising more than $50, 000. By working with Alex’s Army, we can help make a greater impact for our neighbors in need.
“The need throughout our community due to the COVID-19 crisis is unprecedented,” says KPRC 2 Vice President/General Manager Jerry Martin. “Teaming with Alex Bregman and Alex’s Army, we hope to raise even more to feed Houston’s hungry.”
The FEEDHOU campaign, encouraging donations and volunteering, will begin airing this week across KPRC 2 and MeTV Houston airwaves and all digital platforms.
There are two ways you can help:
Give. Every $1 you donate can help provide three meals. Donations can be made by typing “FEEDHOU” in a text message to the number 41444 or by visiting click2houston.com.
Volunteer. If you are healthy and want to make an impact, the Houston Food Bank needs you! Register at houstonfoodbank.org to see available volunteer shifts for individuals or small groups. Volunteer safety is a priority and appropriate safety measures will be taken, including social distancing.
Familiar Houstonians, including local entrepreneur Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale, rapper Paul Wall, and Bregman’s fiancé Reagan Howard, have also lent their support to the FEEDHOU campaign.
(This post was taken from a release sent to me by KPRC)
