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From Lee Bradshaw
Hunger is the worst form of poverty. In the service industry, I have have seen the waste, the neglect of others and have felt the weight of the quick approaching future where we will no longer be able to 'zip to the store' for what we need. Join me in building a new foundation for survival and prosperity, where all Gods children can be fed.