Northampton County's Department of Community and Economic Development has received a $50,000 Monroe County gaming grant to purchase a box truck for the Mission of Love Food Bank in Bangor as well as the Portland/Upper Mount Bethel Food Pantry (PUMP) in Portland.
The truck is a 2019 Ford F-550 Box Truck with a lift gate.
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Pastor Pons at SB mission of love is a very good person who believes in his goal to feed the hungry of the region. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated and a truck for them to now use is just a wonderful gift indeed. Thank you all for caring and sharing your blessings upon this needed outreach.
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ReplyDeleteThe search for a box truck has taken awhile. Thank you to all involved. Both MOL and PUMP provide great services for the Slate Belt!
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