Local Second Harvest Food Bank Experiencing Growing Demand
From Saturday’s Tennessean:
May 11, 2008
Food bank hopes donations meet need
Hard times force more to seek help
By NATALIA MIELCZAREK
Staff Writer
Considering the slowing economy and rising gas prices, a local food bank isn’t even dreaming of topping last year’s donations through the annual Stamp Out Hunger drive.
The Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee just hopes [...]
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