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Help Feed Families

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
May 9, 2017
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The United States Postal Service is promoting “Fill a Bag. Help Feed Families” Saturday, May 13th. Food collected on that day will go to the Food for Families operated by the First United Methodist Church of Magee.

Place your bag of food by your mail box. Donate healthy, low-sodium, low-sugar items such as beans, canned tuna in water, peanut butter, soup, vegetables, pasta, pasta sauce, cereal, oatmeal, and other whole grains, canned fruits, canola, or olive oil and canned meats. Please do not donate items that have expired or ones in glass containers.

Ok, everyone needs to have a food bag by their mailbox on Saturday! Let’s help feed our community!

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Thank you USPS!!!

Pictured are members of the Ollie Mayhall BYW of the First Baptist Church of Magee.  This group, founded over 40 years ago, continues to work with Mission Projects in our city, county, state, nation, and world.  To join this group, Sue@mageenews.com

Linda Bennett, Judy Thornton, Suzy Thames, (2nd Row) Diane McPhail, Susan Smith, and Dorothy Partridge

The bags are available at your local Post Office!  “Help Feed a Family” is a great opportunity for a community service project…as well as a church project.  Remember, what is collected in your area stays in your area.

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