Food distribution May 18 at Hardin Fairgrounds
The United Way of Hardin County, The West Ohio Foodbank, and The Ohio National Guard will be host a community food distribution next week at the Hardin County Fairground.
This non-contact food distribution will be Monday, May 18, from 2 – 4 p.m., or until food runs out.
Valid ID showing Hardin County residency and at least 18 years of age.
Trunk of vehicle must be cleaned out and all occupants must remain in vehicle.
Limit of 2 families per vehicle served.
Be at or below 230% the federal poverty guidelines or those who are in need of assistance due to furlough. Click here for more details on guidelines.
Those attending may only enter at the east gate parking lot entrance and follow the direction of traffic control. No admittance will be permitted prior to noon. Vehicles will not be permitted to block traffic on fairground road, State Route 68, or State Route 31.
Members of the Ohio National Guard will again assist with boxing the food and placing in the trunk of vehicles.
The Hardin County Sheriff, Hardin County Mounted Posse, and the Kenton Police Department will assist with traffic control when entering, while on, and exiting the fairgrounds.
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