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Scottsdale Food Pantry: helping people for over 50 years

“No matter how small the gesture we do here, it makes a big impact,” Scottsdale Food Pantry volunteer Lynn Zambon said.

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Lynn Zambon got introduced to the Scottsdale Food Bank as a donor a long time ago, but she took things up a notch and started volunteering about 15 years ago when she retired.

She likes the work; it’s gratifying.

“No matter how small the gesture we do here, it makes a big impact,” Zambon said.

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