It's "Free Food Friday" at Action News 5. We teamed up with the Midtown Lennys and Curbside Casseroles in east Memphis to raise money for the Mid-South Food Bank.

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On "Free Food Friday",  we ask our staff to join us for a FREE lunch in exhange for a donation to the Mid-South Food Bank.  It's the second year for the fundraiser at Action News 5.  Staffers were treated to turkey, ham, dressing, green breans, pyramid potatoes, salad, pecan pie, apple pie and much more from Curbside Casseroles.  Lennys provided turkey, ham, tuna and even chicken salad sandwiches with all the fixin's, chips, cookies and drinks.  The food was delicious!

Reynolds, Bone & Griesbeck, a Memphis-based CPA firm, assisted AGAPE Child & Family Services, Inc. last Friday with their Families in Transition program.  The FIT program serves homeless, pregnant women and their children by providing housing and life skills training for up to 2 years as they learn to live on their own.  30 RBG employees cleaned and painted 5 new apartment units in preparation for new families entering the FIT program.  “We are so excited to be giving back to our Memphis community by partnering with AGAPE on this project” shared Kelly Summons, RBG’s leader on this project.

Kroger's new coupon policy -- to be posted in all stores by Oct. 15 -- earned both a "Yea!" and a "Huh?" from one local coupon enthusiast.

Shana Moland, author of the website and blog My Memphis Mommy, said she's confused about Kroger's policy change on the use of print-at-home Internet coupons.

She said she noticed one of Kroger's stores had already posted the change, which states that Kroger will honor only two Internet coupons per manufacturer per day. The measure is designed to curb coupon counterfeiting.

The Internet coupon portion of the policy, as released to Action News 5, reads as follows:

Internet Coupon Restrictions /PAH Coupons