Hawaii teams build can sculptures to fight local hunger
Eight teams in Hawaii are turning canned food into giant sculptures, and every can ends up feeding people in need — a small piece of good news for local food banks.
- The finished 3D creations, built entirely from cans of food, go on display at Central Pacific Bank's downtown atrium from September 14th through the 18th.
- Anyone can walk in, look around, and vote for a favorite team.
- After the show ends, all the food goes to the Hawaii Food Bank.
- The stunt doubles as a fundraiser and a reminder that hunger is still a problem across the islands.
Outlook: The displays run through the 18th, with the donated food heading out to local families right after.