TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — HATCH for Hunger expands its in-store presence from 65 stores in central Indiana to 136 Kroger stores across the Midwest, where shoppers can donate towards the cost of eggs for their local food bank by scanning a bar code at the checkout.
HATCH is an organization that helps consumers to provide high-quality nutrition and protein, through the package of an egg, to undernourished people through food banks in their local communities. HATCH is made possible by partnering with grocery stores, farmers and local food banks.
Kroger Co., Rose Acre Farms and Elanco Animal Health, a. . .
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