Since this event’s founding in 2007, the legal community has provided almost 20 million pounds of food to Virginia’s food banks

Yesterday, Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares visited the Dumfries ACTS Food bank as his office will be participating in the 16^th Annual Legal Food Frenzy (LFF) to help raise money for food banks across Virginia.

The Federation of Virginia Food Banks, the Virginia Bar Association Young Lawyers Division, and Virginia’s food banks, along with the Office of the Attorney General, will put this initiative on this year. The Legal Food Frenzy is a friendly competition between various legal entities in Virginia, to raise money and food for Virginia’s food banks. Miyares’ team sent the following tweet during his visit.

The competition is a time-honored tradition amongst the Commonwealth’s legal community, and Attorney General Miyares welcomes law firms, law schools, legal organizations and business attorneys to participate and register. The winner will be honored at an awards reception where they will receive the “AG Cup” as their prize, presented by the Attorney General.

“The Legal Food Frenzy has been a signature fundraising event of Virginia’s legal community for more than 15 years. Since the Virginia OAG launched this statewide effort in 2007, we have provided almost 20 million pounds of food to Virginia’s food banks. It is my honor to continue this important tradition and support the hundreds of thousands of Virginians who struggle with food insecurity,” said Attorney General Miyares.

Registration for the LFF opens today and the competition spans from April 18th-April 29th. Organizations can register HERE on the Legal Food Frenzy Website.