"For each click ConAgra Foods will donate $1, the equivalent to four bags of groceries, to America’s hungry." No kidding? You can get 4 grocery bags full of American grown produce, American raised meat, eggs, and dairy, and American made food products for a $1??? No wonder all of my farmer friends say it's so hard for them to make a living. Thanks for nothing ConAgra.

I think Glen misunderstood the concept. ConAgra will donate $1 towards the purchase of 4 bags of groceries to be given per family. They did not mean you could purchase 4 bags of groceries for $1. The intent is to deliver 4 bags of groceries per family, and your click will give $1 towards this purchase.

Actually, I don't think I misunderstood anything. From the Second Harvest website: "Help hungry families and keep food from going to waste! For every click we receive, ConAgra Foods will donate $1 to provide 4 bags of groceries for hungry families. " I read the statement exactly as it it written...and even if it's unintentionally poor grammar, it's quite misleading. Please don't think I'm against the food bank concept or helping the hungry. Quite the contrary. I focus a great deal of effort into trying to establish a safe, fair, and secure local food system. I will say that I would rather see local efforts bringing locally produced fresh food to these hungry families, rather than the over-processed, prepackaged food that one normally sees being handed out via many food bank efforts. It's a nice dream. Just consider the obscene amount of fresh food wasted in this country due to our ridiculous federal subsidy system and farmers letting crops rot in the field due to uncompetively low prices from foreign producers thanks to free trade...it's shameful. Despite the public relations motivated, feel-good donations to America's Second Harvest, companies like ConAgra, Cargill, ADM, etc. are more a reason for the hunger problem and the extinction of the American farmer than they are a solution to the problem.