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gluten-free & allergen friendly food pantry

kareng

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This is the countries first gluten-free and allergen friendly food pantry here in the Kansas City area.

 

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In doing my research, I had noticed that the food pantry in our town did not have any gluten free products in it. I am working with them to include them. Some pantries have a voucher system as well where they will provide a cash voucher for grocery stores so they can get gluten free items. I also brought this up to the Celiac Support Association. They are getting the word out too.

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This is a great Video! do I need permission to share that video on my Facebook page? I think it would be a great way to show how important this is.

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This is a great Video! do I need permission to share that video on my Facebook page? I think it would be a great way to show how important this is.

 

 

This is a great Video! do I need permission to share that video on my Facebook page? I think it would be a great way to show how important this is.

I know they would be pleased if you shared it from their Facebook page - Food Equity Initiative.

 

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Great!I will use their page  thank you kareng

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