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Free food and backpacks – Daytona Times

A food and backpack giveaway was held on May 28 at Turie T. Small Elementary School in Daytona Beach. Parents and their kids were treated to bags of food, water and book bags. Volunteers, who included local convenience store owners, are shown in the photo above.

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