These were the heartwarming scenes of community spirit as hundreds of people donated thousands of bags of food in the wake of the Minneapolis riots on May 31.<br /><br />Footage shows a large queue of vehicles who were all waiting to donate food.<br /><br />The initiative was organised by Sandford Middle School in south Minneapolis.<br /><br />The filmer, Matthew Kennedy, said online: "Hundreds of cars lined up to donate food at a collection site here in South Minneapolis. <br /><br />"My neighborhood lost about 80% of our grocers to say nothing of the shuttered food shelves and convenience stores."<br /><br />Kennedy later said: "This was a community effort between a few different groups at Sanford Middle school. <br /><br />"We were actually overwhelmed here today, but there are other sites across the twin cities taking donations."<br /><br />Protests erupted across the US with the epicentre being Minneapolis after George Floyd was killed as a result of a police officer kneeling on his neck while handcuffed.
