Montgomery County Farm Bureau donates locally produced chicken to CAMP
CAMP serves residents in the Valley View and New Lebanon school districts, ensuring families going through tough times have access to nutritious food.
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The Montgomery County Farm Bureau was proud to drop off a donation at the Community Action Mission Program (CAMP) food pantry in Farmersville. We purchased eight boxes of fresh chicken directly from the McGuire Family Farm right here in Montgomery County! 
CAMP does incredible work serving residents in the Valley View and New Lebanon school districts, ensuring families going through tough times have access to nutritious food. We’re honored to support their mission while keeping it local from our Montgomery County farmers straight to the tables of our neighbors.
CAMP board president Pam Morneault said, “This year our food pantry has experienced an increase in households in need of assistance. The support CAMP receives from the community is greatly appreciated. It fuels our mission to tackle food insecurity”
Online donations are accepted.
Thank you CAMP for all you do for our community!
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