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Can Do II
Date: 12/6/2010 Album ID: 1131471
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Communities throughout the region are reporting an increase in the number of people struggling to feed their families this holiday season, so Gateway Newspapers is asking for the support of readers for the second time since 2008.
Norwin High School students and staff pack boxes of donated food which will be given to families in need this holiday season. From left are Jake Marecic, Jason Shirley, both seniors; Megan Kugler and Krystal Fitz, both sophomores; school nurse Lori Davis and math teacher Brooke Corrie. Senior Katie Rickard, who also helped, is not pictured. Submitted photo
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Jim Baierl of Ross Township fills an order while volunteering at the North Hills Food Bank in Ross Township. Photo by Randy Jarosz
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Mary Jane Hugel of West View grabs an item from the freezer while volunteering at the North Hills Food Bank. Photo by Randy Jarosz
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The shelves at the Plum Food Pantry are fully stocked, thanks in part to the efforts of students in religious classes at Our Lady of Joy Church in Plum. The kids spent a day this month buying food at Shop 'N Save on Route 286 and took it over to the food pantry throughout the afternoon. Photo/Bill Shirley
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Brian and Brett Feldman, 5 and 3, help out the North Way Christian Food Pantry every month by delivering food and help to stock shelves. Photo/Bethany Hofstetter
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Joe Utterback, 80, has been the director of the Plum Food Pantry for 10 years and is considered the go-to guy at the pantry. Photo by Lillian DeDomenic
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Edith Bush, from left, Cathy Richards and Toni Fetter pack a box for a pantry recipient at the First United Methodist Church last week. Richards both volunteers and gets assistance from the pantry. Photo by Brad Pedersen
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Wanda Weber and Larry Lander look over bags of food and an inventory list. Both are members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
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Volunteer John Williams unloads donations to the Corpus Christi food pantry, in Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar.
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Monroeville Assembly of God Food Pantry volunteers Sandy Alexander of Murrysville and Carolyn Wood of Monroeville pack client bags with groceries. Clients can visit the food pantry every Thursday to pick up their food. Photo by Lillian DeDomenic
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Andrea Hopkins, director of the Monroeville Assembly of God Food Pantry, helps volunteers set up for collection day on Thursdays. Photo by Lillian DeDomenic
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Nay Nwoi, left, originally from Burma, picks out some neccesities from the South Hills Interfaith Ministries Food Pantry in Whitehall Place with volunteer Kelly Crawford. Photo/Randy Jarosz
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Adam Swanson, a student at Seneca Valley, volunteers his time at the Gleaners Food Bank in Cranberry Township as a way to help people who are less fortunate. Photo/Louis Ragguinti
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The Rev. Tom Phillips shows some of the donations made by residents for the cold-weather collection to aid the homeless. Photo/Jan Pakler
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Brian and Brett Feldman, 5 and 3, help out the North Way Christian Food Pantry every month by delivering food and help to stock shelves. Photo by Bethany Hofstetter
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Harry Mason, a volunteer at the Leetsdale food pantry, gestures to the pantry's stock in which he says is low at the moment. Photo by Kristina Serafini
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Sewickley Community Center food pantry volunteer Nora Spears sorts canned goods during off hours. Photo by Kristina Serafini
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