4H Club Food Drive

The Port Bolivar 4H club is having a food drive through Oct 13. Our chapter this year is a bunch of super adorable 5 yr old Clover Kids. The kids get credit for all the food collected. Please donate any non-perishable items you can. Those items, that are still good, sitting in the back if your cabinets that your aren’t sure what to do with, but don’t want to throw away. Give them to us!!! Please call Murphy Bowers at 409-553-1732 and I will come and pick them up. Help support our little chapter.
Murphy Bowers
409-553-1732

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  1. Peggy Rutledge says:
    September 10, 2013 at 5:50 AM

    Where should the food be delivered and who will receive the donations? (I was in 4-H 55yrs ago lol)
    Peggy

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