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CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) –
The St. Augustine Hunger Center in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood is continuing its 45-year tradition of feeding those in need.
Between the 14 shelters downtown, on the East-side, and in Lorain County, organizers plan to feed more than 21,000 people on Thanksgiving.
More than 10,000 meals will be delivered to the homebound and persons with disabilities in Lorain, Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga, and Summit counties.
Volunteers will pack, serve, and deliver the Thanksgiving meals, but donations of turkeys or funds to purchase more turkeys are being sought in hopes that enough can be raised to serve everyone in need on Thanksgiving and also to continue daily meals through the winter season.
The Hunger Center also is reaching out to those who need food and is asking them to contact St. Augustine so they can be served. They can call 216-781-5530.
Donations can be made through the secure website at: www.staugustine-west14.org or send them to:
St. Augustine Church
2486 West 14th St.
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
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