Quincy community food bank seeks donations amid expansion plans
Members of Grant County Fire District 3 completed its annual food drive, donating nearly 1,600 pounds of food to Quincy Community Food Bank. They received assistance from the Basin Kids 4-H group and the Quincy Fire Science students to collect donations.
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Although Grant County Fire District 3 was able to raise nearly 1,600 pounds of food for the Quincy Community Food Bank, there are still needs including box dinners, pasta, rice, shampoo and toilet paper.
QUINCY — As the Quincy Community Food Bank embarks on a new chapter following 40 years of service, the organization is facing increased demand for food assistance while simultaneously planning a significant expansion of its facilities. The food bank, which has operated since 1988, has indicated that community support is crucial to its mission of ensuring that no one in the Quincy Valley goes hungry.
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