Keystone Cooperative Makes Donation To Local Food Banks

Keystone Cooperative is pleased to announce a donation of 1,500 pounds of frozen pork to three food banks serving the northwest, northeast and central regions of Indiana. This contribution reinforces Keystone Cooperative’s commitment to strengthening food security. As Indiana’s largest swine management company, with approximately 2 million pigs owned and managed, Keystone’s Swine & Animal Nutrition division supports Indiana agriculture by helping family farms diversify with sustainable swine operations while Keystone’s feed mills provide the high-quality nutrition required to support these operations. The connection with pork production combined with Keystone’s commitment to giving back to the regions it serves drove the decision to donate frozen pork. The donations were made to food banks located near Keystone’s feed mill locations: • Food Finders in Lafayette, Indiana, near Reynolds Feed Mill • Community Harvest in Fort Wayne, Indiana, near Alliance Feed Mill • Second Harvest in Muncie, Indiana, near Legacy Feed Mill Each food bank received 500 pounds of frozen pork. Together, these food banks serve individuals and families in 33 counties across Indiana, including Allen, Tippecanoe, Delaware and many other surrounding counties.