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Food Drive and Skate Night at The Rink at Royal Oak!

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You are invited to our Second Annual Food Drive and Skate Night at The Rink at Royal Oak!

Join us for a night of family fun, while giving back to an amazing cause.

Sabio will be collecting non-perishable food items, in support of Forgotten Harvest and their fight to relieve hunger and food insecurity in Detroit.

So, bundle up, lace up your skates, and join us in giving back to the community!
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*Skates will be provided.

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, February 11, 2025

Time: 4-9 p.m.

Location: The Rink at Royal Oak, 221 E 3rd St, Royal Oak, MI 48067‍

What to Bring

Please bring three non-perishable food items to support Forgotten Harvest.

Food drive items must be unexpired, undamaged, and unopened. No glass please.

Non-perishable food items include:

  • Peanut, almond, and cashew butter (reduced sodium and low-sugar)
  • Canned soup, chili, pasta, and stew (reduced sodium)
  • Canned vegetables and beans (reduced sodium or water packed)
  • Canned tuna, salmon, chicken, and turkey (reduced sodium or water packed)
  • Pasta, barley, and rice
  • Pasta sauce and canned tomatoes (reduced sodium and low-sugar)
  • Canned fruit (100% juice or light syrup packed)
  • 100% juices
  • Dried beans, peas, and lentils
  • Whole-grain cereal (unsweetened or low-sugar)
  • Oatmeal and cream of wheat
  • Nutritious snacks (dried fruits, nuts, trail mix, or granola bars)

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About Sabio

Sabio offers a CTV advertising strategy that is customizable, effective, and easy to use. Our proprietary technology uniquely leverages mobile data to create custom audiences delivered across Connected TV with an optional extension to mobile. By analyzing mobile data, device location, and household consumer behaviors, we provide brands with effective targeting and reduced duplication while expanding reach in a brand-safe environment.
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Sabio has been proudly rooted in Detroit for the past ten years, and our office is located in the heart of Royal Oak.

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About Forgotten Harvest

For 30 years, Forgotten Harvest has fought two problems: hunger and waste. In 1990, they set down roots in the greater metro Detroit area and began rescuing food surpluses from grocery stores, markets, restaurants, caterers, and more. They took donated food, which would otherwise go to waste, and delivered it free-of-charge to emergency food providers in the metro Detroit area. All the food they rescue and produce is delivered to metro Detroit families who are food-insecure and struggle to cover the cost of basic life necessities.