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East Hampton Food Bank Replenished

Tri Town Foods and the East Hampton Lions help out the food bank.

 

The executives of Tri Town Foods Portland, Dan Smith & Rick Scharr assist the East Hampton Lions load food for the East Hampton Food Bank.  The East Hampton Lions received part of an emergency grant that was given to the Lions District 23-C from LCIF (Lions Club International Foundation) because of Storm Sandy. 

The food was used to replenish food that the East Hampton Food Bank recently gave out. The generosity of Tri Town was shown not only in East Hampton but throughout the entire Lions District 23-C.   The majority of the Lions Clubs that received grant money utilized Tri Town to purchase their food.

Submitted by press release.

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