City residents are asked to leave a bag of non-perishable food items on their front porch on Saturday, June 1 to be picked up by the food drive volunteers dressed as pirates.
RELATED Across Canada, food banks report an increase in demand. And in Peterborough, Ont., not-for-profits are searching for more ways to help those in need. Tricia Mason has the latest.
Residents are asked to leave a bag of non-perishable food items on their front porch to be picked up by the food drive volunteers, many of whom will be dressed as pirates.
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