Whole Foods Community Giving Day

Sep 1, 2015

Whole Foods Market Oklahoma City selected Fields & Futures as the beneficiary of their quarterly Community Giving Day, which took place on Tuesday, August 25. Whole Foods presented Fields & Futures with a check for $5,175.55, representing 5% of net sales from the day. Thank you, Whole Foods!

Along with general donations made throughout the day, the total amount raised was $5,791.55.          .

A big THANK YOU to everyone who stopped by, shopped, gave and supported the cause. Special thanks to Tyler Media, OKC Energy FC and the John Marshall High School drumline.  Your star power made this a fun day to remember!

To see more photos, visit our Facebook page/Photos.  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.953450991386697.1073741843.406109396120862&type=3

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