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Giving back to our local veterans in Arkansas
food donation

Our Harrison, Arkansas, division was happy to hold a food drive in June for the Camp Jack food pantry for veterans.

Happy to say our team was able to collect and deliver almost $500 worth of food! To see the appreciation on the faces when dropping off the food was a sight to see. The food pantry staff was so thankful!

Our employees donated food that would be easy to prepare in the microwave as requested and, of course, some yummy snacks as a treat as well!

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