AT&T and Food Bank of Western NY donate 17 weeks of fresh produce to Response to Love Center and food pantry in East Buffalo, New York

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A healthy gift: Sister Mary Johnice Rzadkiewicz,
executive director of the Response to Love Center
on Buffalo’s East Side, holds up an orange from a
large donation of fresh produce brought by AT&T in
conjunction with the Food Bank of WNY. At left is
Kevin Hanna, regional director of external affairs
for AT&T. The company announced Monday that it
will donate fresh produce to Response to Love for
the next 17 weeks.
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role of Jean Valjean in “Les Miserables” on Broadway.
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