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DOT Foods Raises $14,872 for United Way of South Central Tennessee

By Katie Northcott, News Director

On Tuesday, Jan. 27, United Way of South Central Tennessee sent out a press release announcing that DOT Foods in Manchester had raised nearly $15,000 for United Way.

The full press release is published below.

The DOT Foods Manchester, Tennessee distribution center, which officially opened on July 30, 2024, continues to make a strong impact in Coffee County through both job creation and community investment. As the largest food industry redistributor in North America, DOT Foods is a key employer and community partner in the region.

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Dot Foods focuses its charitable giving on community development and engagement, diversity and inclusion, education, health and wellness, public safety, and food security.

Through initiatives such as the Neighbor to Neighbor food pantry program, employee-led charitable committees, and company-wide campaigns, DOT Foods supports meaningful, local solutions to community needs.

In support of these priorities, DOT Foods employees, along with corporate matching
contributions, proudly raised $14,872 for United Way of South Central Tennessee for the organization’s 2026 campaign. These funds will help strengthen health, education, and financial stability for individuals and families across the region, along with our internal programs and services.

The post DOT Foods Raises $14,872 for United Way of South Central Tennessee appeared first on Thunder Radio.

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