Join Centennial Bank and Help Dontate to the THV Summer Cereal Drive

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For many years Centennial Bank has partnered with other local businesses to collect breakfast items for the THV Summer Cereal Drive. The goal of the cereal drive is to provide Arkansas children and families with healthy options for breakfast.  Any Central Arkansas location of Centennial Bank can be a drop off point for breakfast related items.  If you can't donate cereal, we will gladly accept cash donations towards the program.

Help us help others by donating breakfast items by the Thursday, June 26, cutoff.  Find more information at the THV Summer Cereal Drive website.

What is considered cereal? (From the THV Website)

• Dry cereal – boxes OR bags,
8oz. or more

• Cereal/Breakfast Bars

• Pop Tarts

• Oatmeal

• Cream of Wheat

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