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While most remember last year's Super Bowl for the halftime "entertainment," young people of many faiths were raising $4.25 million for food banks and soup kitchens across the country. The Souper Bowl of Caring organizes youth to raise money for hunger programs and to serve in soup kitchens on the day before the Super Bowl in a "service blitz." In 2004 more than 15,000 youth worked in soup kitchens and shelters, while more than 12,000 organizations participated in fundraising efforts. The 2005 service blitz takes place on February 5, and organizers have set a goal of $6 million for the annual drive.