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Sacramento's Loaves and Fishes: Holiday Stocking Drive Needs Your Help

Loaves and Fishes in Sacramento urgently needs community support for its Christmas stocking drive. The non-profit is short on donations for essential items like gift cards, warm hats, gloves, razors, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and travel-sized toiletries. Donations are accepted until December 24th at their North C Street location. Your contributions can significantly improve the holidays for those experiencing homelessness.

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