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Missoula Food Bank spreads word of free and reduced lunches for students

September 17, 2022/

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Statistics show that 25% of Missoulians look to the food bank for meal assistance.

We’ve all heard the saying, “an apple a day keeps the doctor away.”

But at Hawthorne Elementary School on Friday, an apple was the conversation starter with students about how school meals are for everyone.

The Missoula Food Bank handed out 1,500 apples to students at four Missoula elementary schools on this International Eat an Apple Day.

By: Hannah Hislop


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