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    November 23, 2015

    Rep. Rutigliano, Devlin, McGorty to host Trumbull food drive

    Rep. Rutigliano, Devlin, McGorty to host Trumbull food drive
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    TRUMBULL– Rep. Dave Rutigliano (R-123), together with fellow Trumbull Representatives, Laura Devlin (R-134) and Ben McGorty (R-122), are hosting a month-long food drive to benefit the Trumbull Food Bank.

    The food collection period will be December 1 to December 17. A collection bin will be placed at the Trumbull Town Hall and will stay there from December 1 to December 17.

    On Saturday, December 12 the three Trumbull State Representatives will be collecting food outside the Trumbull Stop & Shop from 10:30am to 12:00pm to show their appreciation for those giving donations.

    “This is the season for giving and for lending a hand to support our residents who need a little help. If you have a chance, come by and say hello. Make a donation if you’re able. Every little bit helps,” said Rep. Rutigliano.

    “As the holidays and cold months approach, lets help out our Trumbull in-need families with a food donation, no matter how small,” said Rep. Devlin.

    Over the last few years, the number of families receiving food assistance from the food bank has increased markedly due to economic conditions and to the harsh winters we have had in state. The food bank accepts non-perishable food items, paper products like paper towels and toilet paper, and toiletries such as shampoo and toothpaste.

    Another suggested donations needed are: Cereal, Honey, Dry Noodles/Pasta, Flour, Rice and Rice Mixes, Boxed 100% Juice, Jelly and Jam, Vegetable Oil, Paper Products, Peanut Butter, Canned Tuna, Baked Beans, Canned Beans and Pastry Mixes.

    “The Trumbull Food Bank benefits so many local families,” said Rep. McGorty.  “I hope everyone in the community can help out a little, assuring those in need won’t have to go without this Holiday Season,” said Rep. McGorty.

    Additionally, the pantry accepts gift cards from local stores that allow pantry workers to buy items they are unable to stock.

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