Cousins Subs has teamed up with the Milwaukee Bucks to fight hunger in Wisconsin. According to QSR Magazine, this marks the third year that the brand and NBA team have partnered for the charitable Block Out Hunger campaign. This year, they’ve made a donation of $22,150 and 4,092 pounds of food, which will support food pantries across the state.

Justin McCoy, Cousins Subs’ vice president of marketing, said, “Hunger is an issue that every community faces and one that we can block out by coming together and supporting our neighbors in need. We are grateful for the good will of our partners the Milwaukee Bucks and Hunger Task Force and inspired by the compassion shown by all who joined us in the fight against hunger. Together, we will make it better for those in our local communities.”

Since the Block Out Campaign started in 2016, Cousins and the Milwaukee Bucks have raised a total of $51,815 for Hunger Task Force, with Cousins Subs locations in Wisconsin also collecting 14,441 pounds of food.

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Photo courtesy of Cousin Subs’ Facebook page.

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Cassie has over five years of digital and traditional media experience. She joined NLA after working as a television news producer in both Milwaukee and Chicago, and now specializes in aligning strategies across the board for her clients, ultimately building buzz and telling compelling stories through content marketing, social media, digital campaigns and traditional PR.

Cassie has a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast and Electronic Communications from Marquette University. In her spare time, Cassie enjoys traveling and exploring what new cities have to offer in addition to spending time with her friends and family.