Hit-N-Run Makes $3,000 Donation to Wood River Police for Too Good for Drugs Program

WOOD RIVER - Hit-N-Run made a significant donation of $3,000 this week to the Wood River Police.

It's as easy as 2 - 3 - 4! That's right, Taco TWOsday - 3 for $4

Shop Local

Historic Route 66 Flea Market

Get This Deal →

Wood River Police Chief Brad Wells said Hit-N-Run Drive-Thru is such an awesome community partner.

"The owners, Dwight and Teresa Fowler, support the police throughout the year," he said.

This week, along with store manager, Christal Carpenter, the Fowler’s made a donation to Wood River Police.

"This money supports the Too Good For Drugs Program," Chief Wells said. "The program is taught at Lewis & Clark Junior High by Officer Chris Alfaro. They keep this program going with the donation. The money is raised through the Care Program at Hit-N-Run. A percentage of each care cup of soda purchased goes to support law enforcement. Thank you to Dwight and Teresa and everyone who purchased a care cup at Hit-N-Run."

More like this:

First Responders Night Raffle Boosts Alton Police K-9 Unit

2 days ago

Alton Man Charged With Battering Officers After Disturbance At Hit-N-Run

Jun 5, 2026

American Red Cross Declares Emergency Blood Shortage

Jul 14, 2026

Two Drivers Hurt In Wood River Truck Crash

Jun 26, 2026

Alton Man Charged In String Of 2026 Robberies

3 days ago