With Your Vote, Second Harvest Food Bank Can Win a Toyota Truck

Second Harvest Food Bank—the first food bank in California—is in competition to be one of 500 charities to get a free truck from Toyota.

The car company's "100 Cars for Good" program will give away the cars daily, based on votes at Facebook.

Second Harvest, founded in 1972, has 3,000 volunteers and distributes 7.2 million pounds of food annually to those who need it, including working poor, children and seniors. 

Here is the competition for Thursday:

• Second Harvest Food Bank Santa Cruz County of Watsonville, which has requested a Tundra pickup to help deliver food and supplies to up to 10,000 people each month.

• Focus: HOPE in Detroit, MI, which has requested a Highlander SUV to deliver food to homebound seniors and take students to educational and professional events across Southeast Michigan.

• Granite State Independent Living in Concord, NH, which has requested a Highlander SUV to help transport people with disabilities to and from their jobs.

• Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s Foundation in Louisville, KY, which has requested a Sienna Mobility minivan to transport patients to medical appointments and community activities and to help get youths in outpatient programs to treatment services.

• SWIRCA & More in Evansville, IN, which has requested a Highlander SUV to help deliver meals-on-wheels to the disabled and elderly in six Indiana counties.

The voting will take place only on Thursday. You can get to the voting page via carsforgood.com.