Giving Tuesday event to pack 10,000 pounds of food for families in need
Wonder Girls, in collaboration with Goya Foods, is set to pack 10,000 pounds of food aimed at assisting families facing hardships.
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217ds agoTomorrow marks Giving Tuesday, a day dedicated to philanthropy and giving back.
Wonder Girls, in collaboration with Goya Foods, is set to pack 10,000 pounds of food aimed at assisting families facing hardships.
The event is scheduled to commence at 11 a.m. at the Haverstraw Center on West Broad Street. The collected food will be distributed to support families in need across New York and New Jersey.
Wonder Girls, a nonprofit organization focused on empowering middle and high school girls, has a mission centered on building confidence and leadership among young women.
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