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Calvin Community Dinner with guest Shoreline Community Care

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Calvin Presbyterian Church will host a Community Dinner with Shoreline Community Care on November 17 at 6:00 PM. The event aims to showcase the organization's efforts in assisting community members facing hardships. Attendees will learn about Shoreline Community Care's initiatives and how they can support the cause. This monthly dinner series encourages local engagement and collaboration. By partnering with organizations like Shoreline Community Care, residents can actively participate in enhancing community welfare.

The dinner serves as a platform for residents to connect and discuss actionable steps for community improvement. Community dinners like this one have been a staple at Calvin Presbyterian Church, fostering connections among locals. Engaging with local charities not only aids those in need but also strengthens community bonds.

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