Thanks to David McElroy for making the Sweet Potato Drop and huge success. See a video report here.
 
 
Further information:
 
 
The Society of St. Andrew operates a volunteer-driven Gleaning Network in Mississippi that includes volunteers who save fresh produce every year and use it to feed hungry people all across the state.
 
The Society has delivered a total of over one million pounds of salvaged potatoes and other food to the needy in Mississippi through our Potato Project. This has resulted in about three million servings of food going to Mississippi's hungry.
 
 

Through the Mississippi Gleaning Network, we coordinate volunteers in many areas of the state who actually enter fields after farmers have finished harvesting and simply pick up the tons of good produce left behind. Our volunteers represent groups from various church denominations, synagogues, youth groups, other civic organizations, individuals, and inner city residents.
 

This project is specifically about sweet potatoes that have already been harvested but are headed for the trash bin. They need to be bagged into standard potato bags for distribution by the Society of St. Andrew to agencies that are feeding the hungry in Mississippi and the surrounding areas.  

If you have other questions there is a website with more details. http://www.endhunger.org/mississippi.htm