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The Athena Project, which started rolling out this summer, will let food banks upgrade and standardize accounting, inventory and donor software, take full advantage of the Internet, and manage pickups and deliveries much the same way FedEx or UPS track packages. net, says that the total as of September 15 for their charity alone was up to almost $10,000--and that amount doesn't include donations inspired by Hazard to other food banks around the country. The Oregon Food Bank said it received a partial truckload, about 20,000 pounds, of the blueberries in April and distributed them to its 20 regional food banks around the state. |
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food bank - a place where food is contributed and made available to those in need; "they set up a food bank for the flood victims"