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Pepperidge Farm Donates Gear For Norwalk's 'Fit Kids' Program
Norwalk's Pepperidge Farm and non-profit Good Sports donated $8,000 in sports equipment for the Fit Kids after school program, which promotes health among Norwalk's children.
's and non-profit Good Sports reportedly donated $8,000 in sports equipment for the Fit Kids after school program during the "Fit Kids" Field Day held Monday at .
Norwalk Mayor Richard Moccia was reportedly on hand for the event. Developed by the Norwalk Health Department and the , the "Fit Kids" program aims to foster good exercise habits in children.
"With childhood obesity at epidemic proportions, the health of our nation's children is a top priority for many organizations," said Theresa Argondezzi, health educator at the Norwalk Health Department, in a press release. "The generosity and support provided by Pepperidge Farm, its parent company, Campbell Soup, and the Campbell Soup Foundation are making it possible to impact this critical social issue and ultimately to improve the health of young people in our communities. We are extremely grateful for their support."
