Team members from Farm Credit Mid-America gathered with other ag industry partners and community members to fight food insecurity at Shooting Hunger on Thursday, September 21. The annual event was held at the Nashville Gun Club and was sponsored by Farm Credit Mid-America, Rural 1st, Tennessee Farm Bureau, and the Tennessee Farmer’s Co-Op. Funds from the event will be distributed to local organizations across Middle Tennessee to help combat hunger. Since 2015, Shooting Hunger events have provided more than two million meals to hungry Tennesseans.
Financial Officers from Farm Credit Mid-America award Morgan Hilliard, from Westport, TN, with a $500 scholarship at Shooting Hunger on September 21 in Nashville, Tenn. Hilliard was the top youth shooter in the afternoon flight for the annual event that raises money to benefit community backpack programs in Middle Tennessee.
Representatives from Farm Credit Mid-America and Rural 1st award Carter Biggs, from Goodlettsville, TN, with a $500 scholarship at Shooting Hunger on September 21 in Nashville, Tenn. Biggs was the top youth shooter in the morning flight for the annual event that raises money to benefit community backpack programs in Middle Tennessee.
