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Personal Narrative: My Neighborhood Grocery
. Food is distributed year-round, including summer months when the risk of child hunger is at its greatest. Gleaners' gardens are dedicated to teaching nutrition through gardening, and to providing fresh, local fruits and vegetables to the hungry in local community. Gleaners Community Food Bank and its partner agencies are providing food to neighborhoods by the truckload! Featuring an average of 14,000 pounds of food, the mobile pantry allows their partners to target areas of need where no pantry currently exists. Meet Up and Eat Up and their after-school food programs help to provide meals to children and families 3 times a daily. My Neighborhood Mobile Grocery is a weekly pop-up
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