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Various groups are trying to help feed the hungry by taking advantage of food that is otherwise not being used.

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    orndorffter3 months, 2 weeks ago

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    There are people who cares, I think that they are doing a good thing by help feeding thoses who need it. In the long run they well be rewarded for their good deeds. Good article.

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      brhamo3 months, 2 weeks ago

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      Its pretty sad that its left up to these people, but yeah, better than doing nothing I guess.

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