Priceline employees buy turkeys to help food bank
Employees from the Norwalk-based online travel company Priceline went on a shopping spree Monday at Costco to help the community. Employees visited the Costco on Connecticut Avenue and bought turkeys
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Nov 25, 2014, 2:34 AM
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Employees from the Norwalk-based online travel company Priceline went on a shopping spree Monday at Costco to help the community.
Employees visited the Costco on Connecticut Avenue and bought turkeys and other food for Thanksgiving dinner. All the food will be brought to the Connecticut Food Bank in Stamford.
Priceline CEO Chris Soder says this is the 10th year the company has bought Thanksgiving dinner for the food bank.
The dinner is paid for by employee donations. Priceline then matches all the employee donations.
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