The 2022 Lavelle Law Charities Food Drive is Underway
Theodore M. McGinn • October 4, 2022
October 4 - October 28
The 2022 Lavelle Law Charities Food Drive benefiting the Schaumburg Township Food Pantry runs from October 4 – October 28. The Schaumburg Township Food Pantry serves over 800 families a month at risk of hunger. Our goal is to help bring food, dignity, and hope to residents in need who rely on the food pantry. All nonperishable food items, paper goods, personal care items, baby formula, and diapers are needed. Visit our food drive web page for more information and a list of our collection box locations. www.schaumburgfooddrive.org
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