Seahawks-supporting Kirkland church participates in food drive against Bronco churches

More than 70 Seahawks fans at Lake Washington United Methodist church in Kirkland collected $125 and more than 650 food items for local Pantry Packs that will get sent home with school children to beat weekend hunger during the "Week One" returns in the Super Bowl Food Drive.

January 27, 2014 3:25 pm
More than 70 Seahawk fans at Lake Washington United Methodist church in Kirkland collected $125 and more than 650 food items for local Pantry Packs that will get sent home with school children to beat weekend hunger during the 'Week One' returns in the Super Bowl Food Drive.
More than 70 Seahawk fans at Lake Washington United Methodist church in Kirkland collected $125 and more than 650 food items for local Pantry Packs that will get sent home with school children to beat weekend hunger during the 'Week One' returns in the Super Bowl Food Drive.

More than 70 Seahawks fans at Lake Washington United Methodist church in Kirkland collected $125 and more than 650 food items for local Pantry Packs that will get sent home with school children to beat weekend hunger during the “Week One” returns in the Super Bowl Food Drive.

The food drive is a contest between “Seahawk” United Methodist Churches and the “Bronco” United Methodist churches to see which team can collect more food and money for food banks in the area.

To donate, drop off donations at Lake Washington United Methodist Church located at 7525 132nd Ave. NE in Kirkland all week long, or bring them on Super Bowl Sunday.