St. Mary's Food Bank got a boost Nov. 10 from EPCOR water company, which donated 500 turkeys and will provide water for volunteers during the Nov 23-25 turkey distribution at the St. Mary’s Surprise Neighborhood Food Center.
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The community can help St. Mary’s Food Bank reach its goal to distribute 21,000 turkeys across Arizona during its annual holiday food distribution.
The food bank got a boost Nov. 10 from EPCOR water company, which donated 500 turkeys and will provide water for volunteers during the Nov 23-25 turkey distribution at the St. Mary’s Surprise Neighborhood Food Center.
However, the food bank is still 10,000 turkeys shy of meeting the goal.
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St. Mary’s Food Bank needs more turkeys
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St. Mary's Food Bank got a boost Nov. 10 from EPCOR water company, which donated 500 turkeys and will provide water for volunteers during the Nov 23-25 turkey distribution at the St. Mary’s Surprise Neighborhood Food Center.
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The community can help St. Mary’s Food Bank reach its goal to distribute 21,000 turkeys across Arizona during its annual holiday food distribution.
The food bank got a boost Nov. 10 from EPCOR water company, which donated 500 turkeys and will provide water for volunteers during the Nov 23-25 turkey distribution at the St. Mary’s Surprise Neighborhood Food Center.
However, the food bank is still 10,000 turkeys shy of meeting the goal.
A $25 donation to stmarysfoodbank.org will put a complete Thanksgiving meal with a turkey as the centerpiece on the table for neighbors in need.
Residents can also drop off a turkey, or two, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the food center, 13050 W. Elm St., until Nov. 25.
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