Fire Dept. asks for your help with Food Drive

Posted: 12.19.2009 at 3:55 PM

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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- The Columbia Fire Department is asking for your help in feeding those in need this season.

From now until December 23, the department is collecting non-perishable food items to help the Harvest Hope Food Bank. Officials are asking that you pick up an extra can of food ad drop it off at your local Columbia or Richland County fire station.

Click here to find your local fire station, or you can call (803) 545-3700.

To learn more about Harvest Hope Food Bank, click here.

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