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Hundreds line up as local organizations partner to feed kids during the summer

Several families in need were able to put food on the table thanks to local organizations who partnered together.

The Juvenile Welfare Board and St. Pete Free Clinic gave out hundreds of meals.

Families received food like fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, canned goods, and more.

 

Read more at WFLA

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