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Thank you for your tremendous support on GFWC's National Day of Service Send a link to a friend Share
To the editor: GFWC Lincoln Woman’s Club observed GFWC’s National Day of Service by hosting a food drive at their building on Saturday, September 28, 2024. They asked the community to donate items to be given to local food pantries. They received more than 450 items along with monetary donations. They would like to thank all who stopped by to help us combat food insecurity. We would also like to thank our Corporate sponsors: Graue Chevrolet , Debbie’s Downtown Floral, Family Custom Cleaners, Joyce Board, Lincoln IGA, Logan Lanes, and ME Realty. We would also like to thank Ruth Sloot for creating our poster/flyer. The items collected were all donated to four local food pantries. There are 34 million people in the U.S. who lack access to an adequate food supply to fulfill their basic needs. Among them, 9 million children are facing hunger. Fifty-three million people resorted to food banks after the COVID-19 pandemic. Even more alarming: EVERY county in the U.S. has families grappling with food insecurity. Thank you, Lincoln, for standing with us as we battle food insecurity. Sincerely, Lincoln Woman's Club [to top of second column in this letter]	[Posted October 2, 2024] Click here to send a note to the editor about this letter.

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