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Cary Towne Center's summer food drive continues

By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall

Posted: July 11, 2012

Tags: Food and Nutrition, Activities

There's an easy way to help out hungry kids this summer. Cary Towne Center is collecting non-perishable food items and raising money for its Feast Not Famine Food Drive.

Through Aug. 18, the mall will be collecting non-perishable food items at a bin at the mall office. You can also buy an "end hunger" bracelet at the office or make a cash donation. Through July 28, you can donate at local Food Lion stores too. Donations benefit the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle.

According to the campaign, one in five children under the age of 18 go hungry; more than 111,000 kids in the state receive free or reduced lunch at public schools; and North Carolina is ranked the sixth worst in the nation for food hardship.

For details about how you can help, click here.

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