Grabbin' Groceries



Inaugural UWBA/Tops
Grocery Grab
Jessie Skillman, Brenda Laird and Brian Abers get an introduction to the United Way of the Bradford Area “Grocery Grab” from Michelle Gangloff, manager of Tops Market. She then took them on a tour of the store and showed them areas that were off limits for the contest.


Igor chats with the United Way's Mandi Wilton Davis and the contestants during his live broadcast from the event on 100.1 The HERO.





Brenda takes her cart on a practice spin. Later, during the three minutes they had to fill their carts, Jessie loads up on coffee and Brian tries to maneuver his cart around a corner.



Michelle rings up everything Brenda gathered while Tyler Clark and Heather Behan do the same for Jessie and Brian.

The United Way's Kelly Case (with Mandi and Igor) announces the winner ...
Brian Abers!


Brian won a $350 Tops grocery card, $75 Tops gas card; Brenda won a $150 Tops grocery card, $25 Tops gas card; Jessie won a $75 Tops grocery card, $25 Tops gas card. And the United Way won because all the proceeds from tickets purchased for a chance to participate in the Grocery Grab went to the agency.

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