At our December 11th lunch meeting, Al Huckaby, Manager of the Dryden Food Bank, updated our members on Project Hope - the organization's plans for a new building that will increase warehouse space, new programs and partnerships, as well as regional outreach.The Food Bank is heavily dependent on external funding, and the Dryden Rotary Charity Foundation presented them with a cheque for $20,000 towards their food and protein purchases. This grant is made possible through Rotary Radio Bingo sales.
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