Truck driver Troy Shidler who helped with the delivery.

SILVER LAKE — A shipment of eight skids of perishable foods, dry goods and bottled water were generously donated by Chore-Time employees in Milford. They gathered these resources to help one of their long-time customers, Cal-Maine Foods. Cal-Maine Foods is a major egg producer in the USA. Many of Cal-Maine’s employees near their Wharton, Texas operation were impacted by Hurricane Harvey. Numerous employees lost everything they owned.

Jeff Miller, vice president and general manager of Chore-Time, said, “We were happy to have this opportunity to help the employees of our loyal customer, Cal-Maine Foods, that were devastated by Hurricane Harvey.  I can’t express enough gratitude to the Chore-Time employees that immediately stepped up and donated generously and willingly. Likewise, we appreciate the assist from our partners at Metzger Trucking for delivering these supplies. It was truly a team effort.”

“One of our truck drivers delivered this load to the hurricane victims today. We are honored and humbled to participate in helping those in need. We thought it was incredibly generous of the Chore-Time employees to donate their resources. Chore-Time is an excellent customer to our company, and we are happy to be able to assist them. We would like to thank all of the Chore-Time employees and our driver, Troy Shidler, for their time and effort,” said Susanna Chapman, CFO and manager of Metzger Trucking.