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Widespread Panic
1st Bank Center

Widespread Panic

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Widespread Panic’s 'Feeding People Through Music' campaign and Conscious Alliance are excited to be teaming up for an ‘Art That Feeds’ Food Drive at their three-night Halloween run in Broomfield, CO at 1st Bank Center on October 28th-30th!

Half Hazard Press has created this limited edition screen-print poster for this very special event. The poster will be available to the first 150 patrons each night who donate 20 non-perishable food items or a monetary donation to the Food Drive. Donations will benefit the local community as well as our Emergency Food Panty on Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.

How To Donate: Donation bins will be located outside the North Entrance of the 1STBANK Center, where Food Drive volunteers will accept your donations. We'll also have a booth inside the venue where monetary donations can be made for the poster. Conscious Alliance always encourages food donations to be low-sodium and health oriented products. ORGANIC food donations are especially encouraged. Ramen noodles will NOT be accepted for a free poster. Most Needed Items for an ‘Art That Feeds’ Food Drive: canned soups & stews, pasta, tomatoes & tomato sauce, rice, canned fruits & vegetables, tuna, oatmeal, whole grain/low sugar cereal, peanut butter, beans, baby food. Thank you for your continued support in feeding the hungry everywhere music plays!

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