Haiti

Razorbacks Join Haiti Relief Effort

POSTED: 5:42 am CDT June 25, 2010
UPDATED: 5:51 am CDT June 25, 2010

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. --  [SOURCE]

It's been almost six months since the devastating earthquake in Haiti. Now people in Arkansas are joining the relief effort.
Friday there will be a 24-hour marathon of food packing at the Tyson Track Center in Fayetteville. Former hog golfer Rich Morris is coordinating the effort with ESPN's Jimmy Dykes and the University of Arkansas. They're trying to package a record 2 million meals for those in need.
University of Arkansas Athletic Director Jeff Long said, "Here's a chance to really, not only impact a situation in the world. A way to help human beings far away from Northwest Arakanas, and help them with basics, basic food."
Razorback athletes, coaches and 40/29's Mark Lericos will be on hand in an effort to package the 2 million meals to send to Haiti.
Copyright 2010 4029tv.com.

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