The Cleveland Cavaliers and KeyBank are partnering with Greater Cleveland Food Bank for the fifth year to host five Community Markets across Northeast Ohio this summer.

This is the fifth summer that the Cavs and KeyBank have partnered with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank.Tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 16, from 2:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m., the pair will bring its fourth community market to Hayes Temple Church of God in Christ in the Kinsman neighborhood, 3158 E. 94^th Street, Cleveland, 44104.

The Community Markets are meant to address food insecurity in local neighborhoods through direct food distribution, where local residents will receive free, fresh produce and other pantry food items.

An average of 8,000 pounds of food is distributed at each Community Market, which works out be approximately 6,700 meals.

Cavaliers executive vice president and chief impact & equity officer Kevin Clayton, KeyBank regional commercial leader and Cleveland market president Kelly Lamirand, representatives with Rock Entertainment Group, along with Cavs and KeyBank volunteers, will pack and bag groceries and help local residents load their vehicles with market items provided by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank.

The previous markets were held at Victorious Women Helping Women, Calvary Church of God in Christ and We Think 4 A Change. The fifth and final market of the season will be on Friday, Sept. 25 at 

Cleveland Public Library, South Branch