Each crack of the baseball bat at Angel Stadium this weekend represents money raised to help fight hunger, as the stadium groundskeepers hold their annual three-day food drive. The drive concludes Sunday, as from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., weather permitting, fans have the chance to walk onto the meticulously cared for field to hit, pitch and catch balls and take a tour of the Angels clubhouse in exchange for donations of food or money for the poor. Alex Meade, 28, of San Diego, left, j. Bisch, 28, of San Juan Capistrano and his brother Andy Bisch, 26, try to field the same ball during the 12th annual Thanksgiving Holiday Canned Food Drive conducted by the groundskeepers for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Last year, groundskeepers helped raise $21,000 for more than 7,000 pounds of food for the Second Harvest Food Bank, said head groundskeeper Barney Lopas, who has been making the field green in Anaheim for 16 years. "We are hoping to clobber that record (this year)" Lopas said. "It's a win-win-win. Guys get to hit, feel good and the grounds crew is happy to contribute to a good cause." A donation of two canned food items or $1 will allow fans to throw pitches in the bullpen. A $25 donation will give individuals the chance to catch baseballs in the outfield for 15 minutes. Bats, balls and helmets are provided. Tours of the clubhouse are provided for a $10 donation. "A friend of mine said it was