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Billings Food Bank schedules Farm to Trunk Food Distribution

November 10, 2020

The Billings Food Bank plans three more Farm-to-Trunk distributions.

The food bank will distribute 40-pound food boxes from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. daily, Tuesday-Thursday, Nov. 10-12, in the food bank’s parking lot at 2112 Fourth Ave. N.

The pre-packaged USDA cartons will contain dairy, protein and produce items.

Everyone is eligible to receive the items. In a press release, the food bank asked individuals receiving food to be courteous and follow traffic instructions at the venue.

Volunteers are needed to assist with food distribution. Anyone willing to help should call 406-259-2856.

https://billingsgazette.com/news/local/farm-to-trunk-food-distributions-planned/article_21f079c6-f6b4-5bd7-b237-bdc1c6d77785.html

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