We accept non-perishable items as well: canned fruits and vegetables, dry or non-refrigerated milk, juice, 1- or 2-lb pkgs of rice, dry beans, canned meats and hardy soups or chili. We also need ready-to-eat items for homeless clients: tuna or chicken salad kits, crackers, vienna sausages, individual juices, pop-top canned foods.
This listing was last updated Jul 15, 2022
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