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Water pipes burst at Greenville's Harvest Hope, food supply for needy threatened, officials say

The local source article “Water pipes burst at Greenville's Harvest Hope, food supply for needy threatened, officials say,” dated December 26, 2022, reports Harvest Hope's Greenville building flooded after water pipes burst during freezing weather, as reported on December 26, 2022. Power was lost in part of the facility, affecting refrigerators and freezers. Staff moved food they could transfer to the Columbia branch while water removal and cleanup were being organized. Some food had been lost, with other stock at risk. We serve Greenville, with Mauldin, Simpsonville and Greer nearby. Service follows Spartanburg, Gaffney and Union to the east; Anderson, Easley, Pickens, Clemson and Seneca to the west; and Laurens and Greenwood along the southern corridor

The December 26, 2022 report described water damage and loss of refrigeration power together. Moving stock to another branch was one response to a building that could not support its normal holding and distribution activity.

For a comparable disruption, an emergency mobile refrigeration facility could provide an agreed local holding point if the site is dry and the selected food is fit to move. Confirm access and power before dispatch, with separate responsibility for assessing damaged stock. Call +1 (866) 216-4667 on our 24/7 phone line to review the transfer location and operating needs.