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Wolf Pack Charities plans four events to combat poverty in Barron County

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Supporting local organizations and charities has become a favorite pastime for Wolf’s Den owners and Wolf Pack Charities directors Brian Claudnic and Kim Chapman.
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Wolf Pack Charities plans four events to combat poverty in Barron County

Supporting local organizations and charities has become a favorite pastime for Wolf’s Den owners and Wolf Pack Charities directors Brian Claudnic and Kim Chapman.

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Barron News-Shield broke the news in on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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