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Food from the Bar

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Food from the Bar

The legal community is coming together to fight hunger in Middle and West Tennessee!

Food from the Bar is an annual, friendly competition where law firms, legal organizations, and corporate legal departments raise funds to provide meals for neighbors facing hunger. This year’s virtual campaign takes place October 21–30, and every firm, big or small,  can make a difference.

By joining, you’ll not only support a critical cause, you’ll also engage your colleagues in team-building, friendly rivalry, and measurable impact for our community.

To sign up, please email Valerie Victor at valerie.victor@secondharvestmidtn.org.

Here's How It Works

  • Compete in categories for small, medium, and large firms
  • Donate on your team’s personalized page with real-time tracking progress
  • Help reach the collective goal: $50,000 = 200,000 meals for children, families, and seniors

Get Involved

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Volunteer Kickoff Event

October 21, 5:30pm–8:00 pm
Martin Distribution Center

Join us for a volunteer shift at Second Harvest Food Bank as we kick off Food from the Bar. A special guest from the Nashville Soccer Club will be there to help launch the campaign!

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Virtual Food Drive

Join the Food from the Bar friendly virtual competition! Getting started is simple, just select your team listed on the Food from the Bar Virtual Food Drive page and make your donation! Together, we can fight hunger and feed hope!

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Celebration Event

October 30, 5:30pm–7:30 pm
Noble’s Central (Metro Center)

Join us for an evening honoring the attorneys, firms, and supporters who made this year’s campaign a success! We’ll celebrate generosity, recognize the legal community’s commitment to fighting hunger, and raise funds and food to help more neighbors.

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