More than $1,200 in cash was also collected for the Partners in Mission Food Bank.
The Queen's Gaels football team scored a big win for the Partners in Mission Food Bank.
They recently held their Gaels Tackle Hunger food drive at the Metro store on Barrie St last Thursday.
1,082 pounds of food and $1,233.15 in cash were collected for the food bank.
Head coach Steve Snyder says everyone looks forward to the event.
Players participated in shifts throughout the event.
Tight end Mateo Tuioti says it is important to give back to the community.
The football team participates in Gaels Tackle Hunger every Thanksgiving as a way for the program to make a meaningful contribution to the Kingston community.
Story by Ken Hashizume
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