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With the community’s help, Lions give to hunger relief

by Administrator Account  ·   by Joanne Helhowski  ·   Friday, March 6, 2026

The Harvard Lions have focused their early grant-giving efforts to organizations that offer hunger relief in our local communities.

We are pleased to announce we recently distributed nearly $18,000 to these local organizations: Loaves & Fishes, Devens; Community Harvest, Harvard; Stone Soup Kitchen Ministries, Ayer; Gaining Ground, Concord; Project New Hope, Worcester; and Mustard Seed, Worcester.

This is only possible through the community’s support of our fundraising activities. We thank you for this support. We hope to see you at our community-focused health and wellness fair on Saturday, March 21, at Hildreth Elementary School. More details can be found at www.harvardlions.com on our events and our mission.

Joanne Helhowski
Harvard Lions Donation Committee

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