Jersey Proud: Students collect over 1,000 cereal boxes for food pantry
Students at Lincoln Elementary in New Brunswick collected more than 1,000 cereal boxes.
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Dec 24, 2021, 3:35 AM
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8ds agoStudents at Lincoln Elementary in New Brunswick collected
more than 1,000 cereal boxes. The food will be donated to a local food pantry
that lost all its supplies during Hurricane Ida.
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