Morgan & Morgan Jacksonville Teams Sort Over 8,900 Pounds of Food to Support Northeast Florida Community
The week before Thanksgiving, the Morgan & Morgan Jacksonville office came together to make a significant impact in their community. Across two days—Wednesday and Thursday—teams of about 25 people per day volunteered their time to sort food for families in need. The results were astounding: 8,937 pounds of food sorted, which equates to 7,447 meals for the Northeast Florida community.
This incredible effort showcases Morgan & Morgan’s dedication to giving back during the holiday season. The numbers are impressive, but the true measure of success is the difference these meals will make for families throughout the region.
Working Together #ForThePeople
Each team brought their energy and enthusiasm to the food sorting event, showing how much can be accomplished through teamwork. Over the course of the two days, 50 team members from the Jacksonville office, including HR Lead Melissa Rorabaugh, worked hard to sort and organize the food for distribution.
From assembling meal kits to ensuring everything was ready for families in need, the Jacksonville team brought the holiday spirit and fun in the process.
On the Air with WOKV 104.5
Adding to the excitement, radio station WOKV 104.5 was on-site to cover the event. During their visit, Melissa Rorabaugh gave an inspiring interview, sharing Morgan & Morgan’s holiday mission of giving back. Her message highlighted how the firm’s commitment to supporting local communities is especially meaningful during the holiday season.
A Season of Gratitude and Giving
Morgan & Morgan’s Jacksonville team demonstrated that when people come together, incredible things can happen. The 7,447 meals sorted during this event will provide nourishment and comfort to many families, ensuring they have a memorable Thanksgiving.
A big thank you to everyone who participated in this effort. Your hard work and dedication to helping others truly reflect the heart of Morgan & Morgan’s mission: For the People.