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The golden gift of cheese: Bongards gives 18,000 pounds to food shelves for Christmas

The donation represents enough cheese to serve over 25,000 families.

Bongards Creameries is donating enough cheese for 25,000 families in communities near its operations in Minnesota and Tennessee (Tribune file photo)

Bongards Creameries, a leading national cheese manufacturer, is pleased to announce a charitable contribution of over 18,000 pounds of cheese to help local food banks in the Minnesota and Tennesee communities in which they operate. The donation represents enough cheese to serve over 25,000 families.

“As a co-op built by a community of hard-working farmers, we understand the value of giving back to the communities in which we live and work,” said Daryl Larson, Bongards President and CEO. “Especially during this time of incredible need.”

The donations are being delivered to multiple organizations throughout Minnesota and Tennesee, including North Country Food Bank, which serves the communities near the Bongards plant in Perham; Second Harvest Heartland, serving the communities around the Bongards plant in Bongards, Minn., and corporate offices in Chanhassen, Minn., and several organizations near the Bongards plant in Humboldt, Tenn.

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