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Moscow food pantry to host emergency food drive

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The West Side Food Pantry in Moscow will host an emergency food drive on Sunday from 1-4 p. m. to address concerns over potential cuts in SNAP benefits. Situated at 730 W. Pullman Road, the pantry seeks donations of essential food items, including oatmeal, canned beans, and baby supplies.

Monetary contributions can also be made online to assist the nonprofit's mission. The pantry emphasizes the need for volunteers to help with weekly operations, highlighting the community's role in combating food insecurity. In recent months, discussions around SNAP benefit cuts have escalated, impacting many local families. This drive represents a critical response to the heightened need for food assistance. Community involvement is vital for the success of this initiative, which aims to alleviate hunger in the region.

Residents are encouraged to act and contribute to this urgent cause.

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