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Over 300 pounds of food donated during car meet fundraiser for local food pantry


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  • Apr. 13
  • Albuquerque resident Rick Gutierrez brought his 1958 Chevrolet Apache and 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS to the U.S. Eagle Federal Credit Union parking lot off Coors Sunday for a cause. He was one of dozens of people who showcased vibrant cars at the credit union on Sunday during a fundraiser for the Rio Grande Food Project. "I like to help anybody," Gutierrez said. A couple hours later, ...

Over 300 pounds of food were donated to the Salvation Army in Jackson, Tennessee, as part of a community initiative led by the Jackson Rockabillys baseball team and the West Tennessee Healthcare Sportsplex. The food drive, which took place during a recent game, aimed to support local families in need, with fans encouraged to bring non-perishable food items in exchange for free game tickets. This effort not only helped stock the Salvation Army's food pantry but also fostered a sense of community and teamwork among attendees.

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