Food Distributions For Impacted Floridians

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with Stephen Shelley of Farm Share

Posted

Dec 11, 2020

88 million pounds. That’s the amount of food one Florida nonprofit has been able to provide to families, children, and other people in need in the Sunshine State. Stephen Shelley is the CEO of Farm Share and explains how they provide food to so many families every day.

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