Local business steps up for students, one bag at a time
Jul 22, 2026 02:52PM ● By City Journals Editorial Staff
“Drive Out Hunger is about more than just food; it’s about showing up for our communities and helping ensure that children have the nourishment they need to learn and thrive,” said Brett Hopkins, CEO, Ken Garff Automotive Group. “We’re hoping to help bridge that critical food gap that children and families face during the summer months.” (Photo courtesy of Ken Garff)
Ken Garff employees, from the group’s 12 Salt Lake City auto dealerships, assembled 1,500 bags of nonperishable food at the Ken Garff Fleet Center in West Valley. The food was delivered to three schools in the Granite School District. Overall, the Drive Out Hunger campaign donated nearly 10,000 bags of food for Utah students.
