Free toy store in Nashville gives families dignity of choice
Country star Brad Paisley and wife Kimberly Williams-Paisley launched The Store in Nashville to let families shop for free toys and gifts. The two day event helps 400 families with brand new items while volunteers from Belmont University organize donations and provide a celebratory shopping experience.
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Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
Brad Paisley
Kimberly Williams-Paisley
Tennessee
Paisley
Stephanie Brodie
Brodie
La’Delegant Hartsfield
Belmont University
Santa Barbara
California
First Responder’s Children’s Foundation
Williams-Paisley
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Mobile grocery bus brings fresh food to Atlantic City residents
Virtua Health operates a donated bus to sell affordable groceries in a food desert area of Atlantic City funded by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority. The program offers 30 to 50 percent off retail and no income limits, aiming to reduce reliance on expensive corner stores and long trips to mainland supermarkets.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Hospitals
N.J
Virtua Health
New Jersey Economic Development Authority
Delorese Butley-Whaley
Absecon
Camden
Schetler
Village Super Market Inc
Virtua Food
AtlanticCare
JoAnn Melton
Wayne Parry
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Family Service
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Roswell
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