Alabama Legal Food Frenzy Planned For April

MOBILE, BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. — Registration has begun for the 2022 Alabama Legal Food Frenzy, the Alabama Bar Association’s annual fundraiser supporting food banks across the state. Last year’s Food Frenzy raised more than $55,000—the equivalent of 275,000 lb of food—to help Alabamians who are food insecure. The fundraiser is structured as a friendly competition among Alabama’s law firms and legal organizations, but individuals can make unaffiliated donations, too. Food Frenzy will run from April 4-15. Donations will be collected through the website. Every $10 donated can provide 20 meals. In South Alabama, donations will support Feeding the Gulf Coast in Mobile. When the Frenzy ends, awards will be presented by category (sole practitioner, small/medium/large firm and legal organization), and the team that raises the most money per employee will receive the Attorney General’s Cup.

Read More

Baldwin County Strawberry Fest This Weekend

Baldwin County Strawberry Festival This Weekend

CARNIVAL RETURNING TO MOBILE YEAR-ROUND

Carnival Returning To Mobile Year-Round

WHITE-SPUNNER CONSTRUCTION WINS SAFETY EXCELLENCE AWARD

White-Spunner Construction Wins Safety Excellence Award

THE DESIGNERY OPENS IN GULF SHORES

The Designery Opens In Gulf Shores

USA HEALTH SURGEON NAMED TO WOMEN WHO SHAPE THE STATE LIST

USA Health Surgeon Named To Women Who Shape The State List

YELLOWHAMMER COFFEE PURCHASES ST. JOSEPH STREET LOCATION

Yellowhammer Coffee Purchases St. Joseph Street Location

PRCA MOBILE TO HOLD APRIL LUNCHEON ON PR ACCREDITATION

PRCA Mobile To Hold April Luncheon On PR Accreditation

USA RESEARCHERS’ STUDY “GROUNDBREAKING” FOR DNA

USA Researchers’ Study “Groundbreaking” For DNA

ECO CLEAN MARINE LEADS SPONTANEOUS CLEANUP

Eco Clean Marine Leads Spontaneous Cleanup

Subscribe to our weekly newsletter

Sign up here for free to get Bay Business News email newsletter every Friday.

By subscribing, you agree to our User Agreement and Privacy Policy & Cookie Statement.

Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

Subscribe to our weekly newsletter

Sign up here for free to get Bay Business News email newsletter every Friday.

Please enter a valid email address.
Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.