Food pantry kicks off fall food drive
A Brooklyn emergency food pantry says thousands of people won't be able to afford a turkey dinner for Thanksgiving this year. With so many residents in need, the CAMBA food pantry kicked off its fall
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Oct 30, 2014, 10:34 PM
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A Brooklyn emergency food pantry says thousands of people won't be able to afford a turkey dinner for Thanksgiving this year.
With so many residents in need, the CAMBA food pantry kicked off its fall food drive.
It is asking for monetary donations and will be collecting canned food.
Camba says donations are needed because they are trying to fill four empty freezers with 500 turkeys.
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