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Scottsdale’s ISA students help feed the Valley’s hungry

St. Mary’s Food Bank is struggling to meet demand as the federal government shutdown rolls into its fifth week and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits are slashed.

In fact, the Phoenix-based food bank recently has seen increases of 10% to 15% in demand.

To help, 38 middle school students of Scottsdale’s International School of Arizona are taking matters in their own hands.

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