CHICAGO - A new dining campaign is giving Chicago-area residents a way to help neighbors facing hunger simply by ordering a meal.
What we know:
The Greater Chicago Food Depository is partnering with 44 restaurants in a campaign called "86 Hunger." Each restaurant features a special dish, and with each purchase, $1 goes to the food depository to help feed neighbors.
Rodolfo Godinez, marketing manager at the Greater Chicago Food Depository, said the campaign is designed to both raise funds and build awareness.
"It’s a great way to not only raise funds for the food depository, but also to bring awareness to the issues that we’re having in our communities," Godinez said.
Godinez said one in five families in the Chicago area is facing food insecurity.
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