6 in 10 Families Need Help Feeding Kids

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Jennifer Sands

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Oct 21, 2018

Jennifer Sands, Communications Manager, Central Pennsylvania Food Bank, talks with host Jill Horner about programs, some expanding, for the 140,000 people they serve, including 6 in 10 families with kids. centralpafoodbank.org

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