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Feed My Starving Children- Dec. 2016
Goodman Dental Center: Making A Difference at Feed My Starving Children
Goodman Dental Center started a new tradition that’s helping stop world hunger.
Feed My Starving Children is a Christian non-profit organization that has helped with world hunger since 1987. Volunteers sign up and come to help assemble packages that go to seventy different countries. Each year, millions of people volunteer and package over 200 million packages. This past year, Goodman Dental Center became a part of those millions.
Rather than having a traditional company Christmas party this past Christmas, Goodman Dental Center volunteered at Feed My Starving Children where they assembled meals for children in the Philippines. Everyone in the office came and helped, along with their family members. They had a great time and plan on making it an annual tradition!
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