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    ‘Two-fer Tuesday’ Once Again Helps Feed the Hungry

    September 22, 2022No Comments
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    Two-ver Tuesday Volunteers feed the hungry and their pets
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    Sedona News: The “Two Fer Tuesday’s” support of the “Fill the Need” Food Bank philanthropic effort, turned out to be another big success. 

    Contributors, volunteers and donors filled up truck bed, the truck’s back seats and supplies are still coming in this week to be delivered to the Food Bank! 

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    “Ephesians 3:20; we are very blessed by our great donors and volunteers who are called to help others,” said organizer Andrea Kadar of the community’s expression of kindness to those in need.

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    She conveyed a special thanks to Efren Santa Cruz, Pastor Fred Mast and Jenny Mast, the generous donors at Sedona United Methodist Church,Bill and Debbie Johnson, John and Ann Steinbrunner, Bruce Bramblett, Sherrie Peterson, Kathy Roth, Mike and Christine Schroeder, Rick and Carol Gandolfo, Sharleen Henderson, Chan Smith, Tom and Cara Kretz, Jon and Tish Denney -and- the great girls at the “Fill the Need” Food Bank (Kathy Wozniak and Soo Morehouse) who met us at the Food Bank front to receive and organize the donated supplies.

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    “We appreciate ALL of our donors; there are too many to mention here,” said Kadar. “Thank you for feeding people, and their pets, who live in our own community. Your kind acts of generosity are helping your neighbors more than you realize. Great work! May all of you be greatly blessed for caring for the “least of these our brothers”. It is our highest calling and YOU ANSWERED. God bless you all.”

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