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Mansfield-area Modern Woodmen helps Salvation Army restock its food pantry

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MANSFIELD — Modern Woodmen of America members in Mansfield recently came together to provide the Salvation Army with food to replenish their food pantry. The project, which took place on March 17 at The Salvation Army in downtown Mansfield, benefited their food pantry. “We’re so happy to support our community in this way,” says Brian […] The post Mansfield-area Modern Woodmen helps Salvation Army restock its food pantry appeared first on Richlan…

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Williams Lake Tribune

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Daily Journal Online

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Richland Source

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Mansfield-area Modern Woodmen helps Salvation Army restock its food pantry

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My NBC 15

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The Sanford Herald

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The Troy Messenger

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