Campbell Soup Company: Point. Click. Tackle Hunger.

Lifestyle Editors/Feature Editors

CAMDEN, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 4, 2003

NFL Fans Across America Can Join the Fight Against Hunger

With a simple mouse click, NFL fans across the country can help direct much-needed donations to help feed America's hungry. Campbell's(R) Chunky soup has officially launched Click for Cans(TM), which is part of Campbell's season-long Tackling Hunger 2003 effort. The program aims to raise awareness for the issue of hunger and provide a significant donations to food banks nationwide.

Click for Cans is a unique on-line food drive on the Chunky soup website, www.chunky.com. To participate, fans simply need to click on the helmet logo of their favorite NFL team. For every click, Campbell Soup Company will make a donation of one can of Campbell's soup in the name of the fan's designated team to food banks across the country. The Click for Cans website intends to raise a 5,000,000 can soup donation.

Click for Cans donations are made over the course of the year to a variety of hunger relief charities across the country, in NFL cities and in many of the 30,000 communities of Campbell retail partners. Click for Cans will run until the 5,000,000 can goal is reached.

A Serious Issue

Hunger continues to be a very serious problem in the United States. According to the USDA, more than 33 million Americans do not always know where their next meal will come from, including 13 million children who are affected by hunger.

"We are very excited to again offer consumers the opportunity to Click for Cans," said Jeremy Fingerman, President, U.S. Soup - Campbell Soup Company. "This program offers an immediate and impactful way for Americans to join us in making a difference in communities across the country."

Campbell and the NFL have been working together to tackle hunger across the country since 1997, with a six-season total donation of more than 32 million pounds of food that have been donated to hunger-relief charities across the country. Last season alone, the Chunky/NFL Tackling Hunger program donated more than 6 million cans of soup. This season, the goal is to surpass that impressive total.

For more information on the Campbell's Chunky/NFL Tackling Hunger 2003 program, visit www.chunky.com. To find a local America's Second Harvest hunger relief agency in your neighborhood, visit www.secondharvest.org.

About Campbell Soup Company: Campbell Soup Company is a global manufacturer and marketer of high quality soup, sauces, beverage, biscuits, confectionery and prepared food products. The company owns a portfolio of more than 20 market-leading businesses each with more than $100 million in sales. They include "Campbell's" soups worldwide, "Erasco" soups in Germany and "Liebig" soups in France, "Pepperidge Farm" cookies and crackers, "V8" and "V8 Splash" juices, "Pace" Mexican sauces, "Prego" pasta sauces, "Franco-American" pastas and gravies, "Swanson" broths, "Homepride" sauces in the United Kingdom, "Arnott's" biscuits in Australia and "Godiva" chocolates around the world. The company also owns dry soup and sauce businesses in Europe under the "Batchelors," "Oxo," "Lesieur," "Royco," "Liebig," "Heisse Tasse," "Bla Band" and "McDonnells" brands. The company is ably supported by 25,000 employees worldwide. For more information on the company, visit Campbell's website on the Internet at www.campbellsoup.com.

America's Second Harvest is the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization with a national network of more than 200 regional food banks and food-rescue programs, serving all 50 states and Puerto Rico. It distributes 1.4 billion pounds of donated food and grocery products annually. America's Second Harvest's network supports approximately 50,000 local charitable agencies, operating more than 94,000 food programs, including food pantries, soup kitchens, women's shelters, Kids Cafes and Community Kitchens. These local organizations provide emergency food assistance to 23 million hungry Americans, including more than nine million children and almost three million seniors each year. For more information, visit the web site at www.secondharvest.org.