Summary: The Sherrard Food Pantry

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Happy Thanksgiving! Hunger knows no holiday and the community, businesses, Riverbend Food bank and Midwest Food banks generous contribution has allowed us to provide 66 families with a Thanksgiving basket this year. THANK YOU for partnering with us to help those less fortunate in Mercer County, IL. The Sherrard Food Pantry greatly appreciates your open heart, prayers and donations as we strive to give freely to those who need food relief and

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