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- 2. The needs are great. Food Pantries Hurricane Sandy Relief Crisis Shelters
- 3. Advocacy Statement • To give necessities that may save a woman and her children • To give without hurting my budget • To inform and inspire others to give • To create a conversation about budget conscience ways to give
- 4. On the donate page of www.familycrisis.org/donate it reads, Please be as generous as you can – the lives of women and children may well depend on you.
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