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Free Food Distribution Today At Ransom Middle For Flooding Victims
May 10, 2014
In response to the local flooding that has impacted Escambia County, Farm Share and State Rep. Clay Ingram will host a free food distribution today from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ransom Middle School, 1000 West Kingsfield Road, Cantonment.
District 5 Escambia County Commissioner Steven Barry, State Sen. Greg Evers, Superintendent Malcolm Thomas and District 5 School Board Member Bill Slayton will join the volunteer efforts to distribute food to assist families in need.
Families will be provided with Farm Share food bags free of charge with a variety of fresh, in season produce along with water, blankets and other needed goods.
Farm Share is a nonprofit organization working to alleviate hunger and malnutrition by recovering fresh, nutritious food and distributing it to those who need it across Florida.
Pictured: The Farm Share truck arrived early this morning at Ransom Middle School. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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One Response to “Free Food Distribution Today At Ransom Middle For Flooding Victims”
Great job. Keep up Gods work.
Thanks to all who helped.