Meeting the need
Three Community Services of Moses Lake volunteers wait for clients Monday afternoon outside of the facility. Outside of financial and food donations, the food bank always needs new volunteers.
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Community Services of Moses Lake is preparing to provide around 1,600 families their Thanksgiving meal Nov. 16. The food bank is still seeking donations for the annual food giveaway with frozen turkeys and chickens being top priorities.
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A client picks out food at the Community Services of Moses Lake Monday afternoon. The inside of the facility will be closed Monday with a drive-thru planned to distribute Thanksgiving food boxes.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — Community Services of Moses Lake is preparing to distribute up to 1,600 Thanksgiving meals later this month while continuing to meet steady demand from local families and pursuing a major expansion that leaders say could transform how much food the organization can rescue and distribute across Central Washington.
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