Classic Foods Feeds the Children Bags of Kettle Classics Aid the Devastated

It's tough to get back on your horse when you've fallen off. However, when there is a hand of encouragement waiting to help, the task doesn't seem so hard. Classic Foods is that helpful hand and this time it reaches for Feed the Children with bags of the all natural Kettle Classics potato chips.

Disaster strikes unannounced and it becomes everyone's responsibility to do their best to clean up the mess. This past mother's day weekend tornadoes ripped through the Midwest destroying everything in their path, leaving families homeless and communities disabled. Classic Foods has stepped up to the plate and donated thousands of bags of all natural Kettle Classics potato chips to Feed The Children to assist to the aid of the victims of this unfortunate tragedy.

Feed The Children is a Christian, international, nonprofit relief organization with headquarters in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, that delivers food, medicine, clothing and other necessities to individuals, children and families who lack these essentials due to famine, war, poverty, or natural disaster.

Classic Foods, Inc. is a family owned manufacturer of top quality branded snack foods, which is passionate about a healthy world for generations to come. Distributed throughout the United States and Canada, brands include Kettle Classics Potato Chips, Stoned Classics Tortilla Chips, Baked Classics Potato Crisps, California Classics School Snacks and Vegas Chips snacks. Classic Foods products are available in traditional food-service outlets, institutional locations, and national food chains. For more information visit www.classicfoods.com.

"All Natural Since 1923"

Press Contact:

Lindsey Crow

lcrow@classicfoods.com

1-877-CFI-1923

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