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Partnership brings food to families

Summary by Sampson Independent
See Editorial 4A Approximately 260 families received food and other needed items Saturday morning as Clinton City Schools and Second Harvest Food Bank joined forces for a community drive at Sampson Middle School. Families received boxes containing non-perishable food items along with a meat product during the distribution, which drew volunteers from throughout the school system and community. Source

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Partnership brings food to families

See Editorial 4A Approximately 260 families received food and other needed items Saturday morning as Clinton City Schools and Second Harvest Food Bank joined forces for a community drive at Sampson Middle School. Families received boxes containing non-perishable food items along with a meat product during the distribution, which drew volunteers from throughout the school system and community. Source

·Clinton, United States
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Sampson Independent broke the news in Clinton, United States on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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