2,500 Cans Donated To Food Bank, SEWA To Support Families Facing Food Insecurity

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Mahalia Joseph-WhartonJournalist at TTT News

August 7, 2026

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2,500 Cans Donated To Food Bank, SEWA To Support Families Facing Food Insecurity

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Two organisations providing food assistance to vulnerable families have received a donation of 2,500 cans of Brunswick products.

The donation was made by the company to SEWA International Trinidad and Tobago and the Trinidad and Tobago Food Bank on Wednesday at AMCO’s head office in Chaguanas.

The food was collected through the Brunswick Colour Dash 5K, held on July 25th.

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