Jersey Proud: North Bergen police officers participate in ‘Help Bag Hunger’ campaign
Several North Bergen police officers took part in ShopRite’s “Help Bag Hunger” campaign.
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Sep 18, 2021, 2:29 AM
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8ds agoSeveral North Bergen police officers took part in ShopRite’s
“Help Bag Hunger” campaign.
The officers and Mayor Nicholas Sacco bagged
groceries in an effort to raise money and awareness to battle hunger.
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