TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The shelves are stocked, thanks to Project Topeka!!
The 26th annual food drive campaign wrapped up Wednesday. Organizers showcased the results, 184 tons of food- just short of the190 thousand ton goal.
The food they received will be distributed to seven local food banks that try to keep Topekans fed year round.
Project Topeka will continue taking food donations to try and reach the project goal.
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