MUST Donation Days brought in more than 25,000 pounds of food
The drive, held with the North Georgia State Fair, is MUST Ministries' largest of the year and stocks its pantries.
From MUST Ministries· Instagram · Oct 6
Open the post“🎡 More than 25,000 pounds of food for our neighbors in need! 🥫 A huge thank you to the North Georgia State Fair, Superior Plumbing and everyone who donated during this year’s MUST Donation Days! As our largest food drive of the year, this incredible effort helps stock MUST’s pantries and provide food for individuals and families throughout our community. Every can, box and bag donated adds up to make a tremendous impact for our neighbors in need, and we are so grateful to everyone who gave. Congratulations to the North Georgia State Fair team on another great year! Thank you for continuing to make MUST Ministries and our neighbors in need part of this special community tradition. 💙 @northgeorgiastatefair @superiorplumbing”
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