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Deer donations in 2024–25 set records at 127
Total donations received since 2008 include 1,087 deer, totaling 54,146 pounds, and 110 domestic animals, totaling 15,741 pounds
Local Farmers & Hunters Feeding the Hungry, which began in fall 2008, reports it has provided 252,488 meals to local food pantries since July 1, 2008.
The ministry said more than 34.94 tons of beef, pork, lamb, goat and deer were donated, processed at Don’s Custom Meats into 1-pound packages and distributed to Loaves & Fishes, Atwood Angels, Malvern Christian Care Center, Waynesburg Helping Hands, Golden Age Retreat and Hope Bridge.
Total donations received since 2008 include 1,087 deer, totaling 54,146 pounds, and 110 domestic animals, totaling 15,741 pounds.
A local steering committee meets quarterly to advise Mark Oboy, the FHFH local coordinator. Committee members include John H. Davis, president; Brad Luckey, secretary; Duane Kienzle, distribution; Don Pontones, processor; and Scott Cartwright of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Local contributions are accepted to help with processing costs. Donors can visit fhfh.org and select local donation, then enter OH-23 in the comment section.
FHFH officials also thanked farmers, hunters and Junior Fair buyers who donate animals.