KFI-AM/Los Angeles’ ninth annual KFI PastaThon raised a new record of over $435,000 and 109,000 pounds of pasta to benefit Caterina’s Club, a charitable organization that feeds 25,000 underprivileged children, five days a week, in over 30 cities throughout Southern California.
During the 17-hour live broadcast on December 6, all KFI on-air personalities were on-site at the Christ Cathedral in Garden Grove encouraging listeners to donate money, along with pasta and pasta sauce, to help feed underprivileged children who live in motels without access to a kitchen.
“Over the past nine years, KFI PastaThon has raised over $2.8 million and over 500 thousand pounds of pasta and sauce,” said Robin Bertolucci, PD for KFI AM 640.
Since Bruno Serato founded Caterina’s Club in 2005, it has served more than 2.8 million meals to hungry children. Learn more about the organization at caterinasclub.org.
