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    Large cardboard bins hold donated food outside the Minnetonka Cub Foods store for the Intercongregation Communities Association's (ICA) Food Shelf's Guinness World Record™ attempt for the largest food drive in a 24-hour period Saturday, March 24, 2012. Hundreds of volunteers from as far away as North Dakota worked tirelessly, and eventually collected 397,851-pounds of food to be donated locally.
    Large cardboard bins hold donated food outside the Minnetonka Cub Foods store for the Intercongregation Communities Association's (ICA) Food Shelf's Guinness World Record™ attempt for the largest food drive in a 24-hour period Saturday, March 24, 2012. Hundreds of volunteers from as far away as North Dakota worked tirelessly, and eventually collected 397,851-pounds of food to be donated locally.
    The Intercongregation Communities Association (ICA) Food Shelf's Guinness World Record™ attempt for the largest food drive in a 24-hour period is tabulated on a dry erase board outside the Minnetonka Cub Foods Store Saturday, March 24, 2012. Hundreds of volunteers from as far away as North Dakota worked tirelessly, and eventually collected 397,851-pounds of food to be donated locally.