Lynnwood Kiwanis Foundation donates 10,000 to Lynnwood Food Bank

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The Lynnwood Kiwanis Foundation recently donated $10,000 to the Lynnwood Food Bank, alongside $10,000 contributions to Edmonds Food Bank and Concern for Neighbors Food Bank in Mountlake Terrace. Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor Billie Swengel remarked that the donation reflects their club's dedication to community service. The foundation's commitment arises from an increasing need for food assistance in the Lynnwood area, as many families face economic hardships. By supporting local food banks, the Kiwanis Foundation aims to alleviate food insecurity among residents. Such donations are vital for sustaining food supply and outreach efforts during difficult times.

In recent years, food banks have experienced a surge in demand, necessitating increased community support. The Kiwanis Foundation's actions exemplify how local organizations can make a significant impact. Their contributions reinforce the spirit of volunteerism and civic responsibility in the Lynnwood community.

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