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SUMMARY: Multiple summer feeding programs are being set up to ensure that children in Iberia Parish do not go hungry during the summer months. Little Zoro Baptist Church is starting a program to provide meals for youth who rely on school meals. Reverend Wilford Johnson emphasizes the importance of supporting the community, and donations of canned goods, frozen foods, snacks, and money are being requested. The program will run on Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout the summer, serving children 18 and under. All those in need, regardless of age, are welcome to participate. The goal is to provide 250 bag lunches per day to help combat childhood hunger during the summer break.
Little Zorah Baptist Church in Iberia Parish is starting a summer feeding program to make sure the community's youth doesn't go hungry while out of school.
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