Earlier today, Food City officials presented a check totaling $10,000 to Knox Haven in support of their Healthy Hearts Engagement Program (HHEP), which is designed to help families move from dependance to independence by identifying and addressing root causes.  The HHEP program is anchored by the recently opened Bread of Life Store which helps fight food insecurity.

Pictured are Al Cage, Knox Haven Executive Director, Knox Haven staff and volunteers, and Food City team members – Betsi James, Special Events Manager, Katie Penny, EVP Store Operations/Knoxville Division, Steven Jones, Food City District Manager, and Barry Brogan, Food City District Manager, and Joey West, Food City Assistant Store Manager. 

Headquartered in Abingdon, Virginia, K-VA-T Food Stores (Food City’s parent company) operates 161 retail outlets (including 120 pharmacies) throughout southeast Kentucky, southwest Virginia, east Tennessee, north Georgia, and Alabama.