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To be invited at a table that is not yours, when you are hungry, is the definition of grace.
The challenge is to meet the needs of the community with limited resources.
The Table of Grace Food Pantry has operated on corporate and private donations. Much of that has changed with businesses changing how they process dated products. Donations from private sources are also down. As a result, Table of Grace is purchasing more essential food products instead of relying on donations.
"We are really in need of donations," said Director Sherri Eads.
In addition to donations, Table of Grace is seeking v...
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