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LANCASTER, Pa. - PennZone -- Professional Indoor Football player, Marcus Sydnor partnered with Central Pennsylvania Food Bank and spent his morning of December 2, 2021 handing out food bags to veterans and their families in central PA. This event was designed to provide fresh, nutritious foods for veterans of all branches of the military and their families.

Marcus Sydnor has resided in Pennsylvania his whole life, including his time at West Chester University playing football. He is actively seeking his next professional football opportunity for the upcoming season. Since his graduation, with a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, he has worked for a company that provides support to youth, families, and the community with the goal of building a better future for them.

"I so enjoyed my time participating in the MilitaryShare event," said Sydnor. "This event allowed me to unload, organize, and distribute meals to Veterans or family's of veterans from my area while building connections with those who served our country. Most of the workers were also veterans who were trying to pay it forward to others who are in need of meals."

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The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank has been fighting hunger, improving lives, and strengthening communities in central PA for almost 40 years. They aim to be a leading provider of services that improve the lives of veterans and their families by providing the highest quality services; and continuing the fight against hunger. MilitaryShare distributions take place on-site at armories, VFM and AMVET locations throughout the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank's 27 county service areas. There are currently 28 distribution sites in central Pennsylvania serving more than 45,000 individuals through the program.

The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank will be hosting another MilitaryShare event in the coming months as well as a Power Pack's Project event to serve the central PA students. This opportunity with The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank was the best way for Marcus to show how much he loves his community.

For more information about The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank please visit https://www.centralpafoodbank.org/. To learn more about Marcus Sydnor you can follow his Instagram @msydnor18.