Newark Public Schools, HelloFresh team up to fight student hunger
The No Breaks for Hunger program gave away 1,500 boxes of HelloFresh meals.
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Apr 17, 2025, 7:35 PM
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5h agoNewark Public Schools and HelloFresh teamed up to bring meals to students at Weequahic High School.
The No Breaks for Hunger program gave away 1,500 boxes of HelloFresh meals to the local community to help prevent student hunger during spring break.
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