Nashville, Tenn. – The Nashville Predators Foundation announced today that it would be leading a donation campaign and multiple food drives at various locations throughout the month of November. Collections and donations will support Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee.
With the current disruption of food services nationally and locally, Second Harvest is experiencing an unprecedented hunger crisis. Fans are encouraged to donate any amount; the Nashville Predators Foundation will match donations, up to $17,159. Fans can donate through Nov. 30. To donate, visit NashvillePredators.com/donate.
On Thursday, Nov. 6, the Predators Foundation and Second Harvest will host a food drive at Bridgestone Arena before the game against the Philadelphia Flyers. Second Harvest is the Foundation’s featured charity of the night and will be on site to share information with fans. Guests may drop off nonperishable food items at any arena entrance prior to the 7 p.m. CT puck drop; alternatively, those wishing to contribute can purchase from the Amazon Wish List, linked here.
Additionally, the Predators Foundation will hold food drives around Smashville. Fans may drop off items at the Ford Ice Centers in Antioch, Bellevue and Clarksville through Nov. 30.
The mission of Second Harvest is to nourish and empower people so they can thrive across Middle and West Tennessee. The organization rescues donated surplus food from grocery stores, farmers and others, diverting it from landfills to instead feed and uplift our neighbors.
Both monetary and food donations will be donated to Second Harvest to assist those in need during the ongoing food crisis.
About the Nashville Predators Foundation
The Nashville Predators Foundation’s mission is to meet educational, social, health and cultural needs throughout Nashville and Middle Tennessee. The Predators Foundation is devoted to using its platform and influence from its affiliation with professional sports to serve the needs of the community by offering unique resources and financial support to local youth and family-oriented organizations. In 2024, the Predators Foundation raised more than $3 million. Since its inception in 1998, the Predators Foundation has awarded nearly $30 million in grants, SuperGrants, donations and in-kind gifts to the greater Middle Tennessee community. To learn more about the Nashville Predators Foundation and to see a list of upcoming events, visit NashvillePredators.com or follow its Instagram, X, and Facebook pages.
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