Georgia’s legal community is getting ready to compete to see who can collect the most money to help stock the state’s food banks.
The 10th annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy kicks off Monday and runs through April 30. The campaign went fully virtual last year amid concerns about the coronavirus and is virtual again this year, with lawyers only raising money rather than also collecting food.
Last year’s competition raised a record $852,090, which is equivalent to more than 3.3 million meals for the state’s food banks. The competition is open to all of the state’s lawyers and there are awards for different categories.
