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Raleigh Presentation
This is a powerpoint presentation of the group who went to visit Raleigh, NC. Click HERE
Monthly Archives: January 2018
Giving Thanks
Giving thanks for what we have by giving to others. A true Thanksgiving. Continue reading
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More than Food
People who have food insecurities, and come to food pantries, have needs in addition to food. Government subsidies do not apply to many daily needs like toilet paper, kleenex, soap, dental care items, etc. Too often these needs are overlooked … Continue reading
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