Stuff the Bus to support local families Nov. 4, 5

Join Lane Transit District, US 101, and 104.7 KDUK to ‘Stuff the Bus’ with quality, non-perishable food items and unwrapped toys to share with the many local families in need of extra support this holiday season.

Volunteers from local radio stations US 101 and 104.7 KDUK will accept donations at the following Walmart locations:

• 2659 Olympic St., Springfield, Friday, Nov. 4, 2022, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• 1040 Green Acres Rd., Eugene, Saturday, Nov. 5, 2022, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Frozen foods, fresh produce, meat, and dairy cannot be accepted. Non-perishable food items only. A list of the most needed food items is available on the 104.7 KDUK website.

For 27 years, the community has generously donated tens of thousands of pounds of food through the Stuff the Bus campaign that is distributed to families in need through Food For Lane County, and given as many unwrapped toys to children through the Lane County Toys for Tots program.

For more information about Stuff the Bus, visit KDUK.com, FoodForLaneCounty.org, and Eugene’s local Toys for Tots website.

Stuff the Bus is a partnership with 104.7 KDUK, US 101, Food for Lane County, Lane County Toys for Tots, Walmart, and Lane Transit District.

Community members can ride the bus to Walmart to participate in the Stuff the Bus campaign. Complete bus schedules are available online.

Lane Transit District (LTD) is a special district of the State of Oregon led by a seven-member volunteer board of directors appointed by Oregon’s governor. LTD’s budget is funded through a combination of fares, taxes paid by local employers and employees, and from state and federal sources. LTD lives its mission to connect our community by delivering more than 5 million annual passenger boardings from 30 fixed bus routes and two EmX Bus Rapid Transit lines. LTD’s paratransit service, RideSource, provides more than 250,000 trips annually for people with disabilities and Medicaid recipients. More information about LTD is at www.LTD.org.