By: William McCranie
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| Feed The Boro is hosting a food drop at Statesboro High School. The event took place on Saturday, April 25th. |
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| There is a lot of volunteers who showed up early this morning to give back. There were students from elementary school up to students at Georgia Southern, spending their time as volunteers. |
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| There are pallets filled with food and essentials, like these cases of blackberry juice. The people in need lined up in a drive-thru line in their cars for Feed The Boro to have easy access to put food in their cars. |
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| There is also fruit and vegetables ready to be given out, like these pears. Every car was given two bags each. |
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| A young kid is picking up bags of beans to put in the next car. He spent a lot of time sorting the beans out of the bags. |
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| Volunteers are waiting at their stations to load up cars. Each car was given fish sticks, fruit, drinks, beans, and snacks. |
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| The line of cars wrapped around the parking lot, waiting for their turn. Cars showed up before 7:30 to make sure they had a spot in line. |
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| A group of Georgia Southern students is waiting to hand out bags of pears. It was around 8:30 a.m., and there was a noticeable dent in the food left. |
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| A Feed the Boro banner celebrating the United States of America's 250th birthday. There were multiple signs and trucks promoting Feed the Boro. |
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| There's an overabundance of onions. At the end the organizers were telling the volunteers to take two bags of onions home each. |
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| There are two lanes for the drive-thru, with stations on each side handing out food. This helped get through more cars faster and was efficient with all the volunteers there to help. |
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| Many of the volunteers are wearing volunteer shirts with some of the local businesses that are helping sponsor the event. |
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| Volunteers are handing out boxes of frozen fish sticks. There was also an overabundance of fish sticks, with some volunteers taking some home. |
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| Bags of onions waiting to be given out towards the end of the event. It's no wonder they were asking some volunteers to take some home. |
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| The last car in line is able to get as much extra as they need. The event ended a little before 10 a.m. with hundreds of people getting the food they needed. |
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| The event is coming to an end, and volunteers are starting to pack and clean up. They are loading the leftover blackberry juice into a truck. |
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| With no more cars in line, volunteers are breaking down boxes. These boxes will later be recycled. |
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| Feed the Boro is using a moving truck to help transport everything. There was a ton of food piled onto pallets. |
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| Volunteers are packing up leftover boxes of fruit cups. These are going back into the moving truck. |
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| The volunteers are packing everything up. There was a big turnout of people helping and people showing up to be helped. |
