In addition to fresh fruits and vegetables, peanut butter, jelly, canned tuna, soup, canned vegetables, canned pasta, canned fruit, cereal, and boxed pasta are welcome. Also, anything that can safely be refrigerated or frozen and given out in individual/small family servings. We serve approximately 35 families each week representing over 100 people.
This listing was last updated Jun 8, 2013
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