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Raymond James commits $7.5M to student-focused nonprofits

According to St. Pete Free Clinic (SPFC) CEO Jennifer Yeagley, the nonprofit served more than 70,000 households with children in 2024 through its We Help FRESH Pantry. SPFC will use the funding from Raymond James to bolster its food assistance programs for local families.

 

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