SMCAA, Whirlpool Volunteers Team up to Fight Hunger

By Tony Wittkowski

Nov 3, 2017 5:00 PM ET

Aida Torres, with sales operation at Whirlpool Corp., reaches for a can of peaches as volunteers pack boxes of non-perishable food items for low income seniors and families Thursday afternoon at the Southwest Michigan Community Action Agency in Benton Harbor. Photo Credit: Don Campbell/HP Staff

Becky Martin, center, joins dozens of Whirlpool Corp. volunteers as they form an assembly line to pack boxes of non-perishable food items Thursday afternoon at the Southwest Michigan Community Action Agency in Benton Harbor. Photo Credit: Don Campbell/HP Staff

Cheryl Sisson, with inventory management at Whirlpool Corp., joins volunteers as they pack boxes Thursday afternoon at the Southwest Michigan Community Action Agency in Benton Harbor. Photo Credit: Don Campbell/HP Staff

Originally published in The Herald-Palladium

BENTON HARBOR - With dozens of empty cardboard boxes in the corner of the warehouse, Gail Nuechterlein had one thing in mind.

How can she help?

Nuechterlein was among the 40 volunteers Thursday who spent a couple hours at the Southwest Michigan Community Action Agency's warehouse in downtown Benton Harbor.

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SMCAA, Whirlpool Volunteers Team up to Fight Hunger

By Tony Wittkowski

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