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Renzi Foodservice has signed on as a Silver Level sponsor for Oswego County Opportunities (OCO) Virtual Trivia Contest.
The event will be held Thursday, May 20, beginning at 6:00 p.m.
OCO’s Virtual Trivia Contest offers teams of up to 10 people the chance to enjoy some friendly, COVID free, competition in the comfort of their own home as they pool their trivia knowledge to answer questions on a wide range of topics such as history, sports, geography, entertainment and much more. The contest will consist of four rounds of questions.
“Renzi Foodservice is proud to partner with Oswego County Opportunities as a sponsor for its Virtual Trivia Contest,” said JoAnne Renzi, director of marketing and community relations at Renzi Foodservice. “OCO provides invaluable programs and services to our community members and this support has been so essential, especially given the challenges of the past year. Our goal is to partner with organizations that are delivering the difference in our communities and we believe OCO has a life-changing impact on those it serves.”
Located in Watertown, Renzi Foodservice is the largest family-owned and operated broadline foodservice distributor in Northern and Central New York. For nearly 45 years, Renzi Foodservice has partnered with a wide variety of independent restaurants, educational and healthcare facilities, and more.
Renzi Foodservice joins Oswego County Federal Credit Union as a Silver Level sponsor. Proceeds from OCO’s Virtual Trivia Contest will support the agency’s Opportunities for All initiative aimed at fighting poverty and empowering individuals and families to help themselves and to help each other.
Registration information for OCO’s Virtual Trivia Contest is available at www.oco.org. Registration fee is $30 per person with a maximum 10 people per team. Individuals are also welcome and will be placed with other individuals to form a team. Registration includes drawings for door prizes and prizes for the winning team and first runner-up.
Did you know that OCO is celebrating its 55th Anniversary? Fifty Five years ago, OCO was officially incorporated as the county’s “Economic Opportunity” agency (now referred to as Community Action Agency). The agency was “born” as a result of President Lyndon Johnson’s “War on Poverty” and while the words have changed slightly over time, OCO’s mission has stayed true to empowering people, supporting the community and changing lives…particularly for those who lack resources to thrive. For more information on OCO and its programs visit www.oco.org.
