NBC Sports in Stamford donating leftover food from Olympics coverage
Leftover food from the NBC broadcast center in Stamford is being donated to people in need in the community.
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Leftover food from the broadcast center is being donated to people in need in the community.
Volunteers from Food Rescue US delivered food to a shelter named Pacific House in Stamford Thursday.
"We have a partnership with NBC Sports which has scaled out to three times the size it normally is as we are in the middle of the Olympics and they have a large influx of employees," says Karen Saggese, co-site director of Food US in Fairfield County.
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