St. Vincent's Medical Center teams up with Aquarion for annual House of Hope Food Drive
St. Vincent's Medical Center is teaming up with Aquarion Water Company for their annual House of Hope Food Drive.
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Nov 10, 2020, 1:10 PM
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16h agoSt. Vincent's Medical Center is teaming up with Aquarion Water Company for their annual House of Hope Food Drive.
On Monday, Aquarion started the ball rolling by delivering a van full of food to the pantry at St. Vincent's in Bridgeport.
People can drop off healthy nonperishable foods or make a financial donation. Food insecurity is on the rise this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Food will be distributed through the help of several community organizations. The drive runs through Nov. 16.
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