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Meg1964

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Urgently needed: large Rice cooking pot and Isothermal food container to be able to make a larger amount of food, Every Friday night homeless and people in need come and get a hot drink,Cooked food as well bread, rolls and fruit to take away with them. As people may know back in March many homeless people was put up in places but many homeless still stayed on the streets and street soup kitchens where their life line to access any food at all, now that homeless are back out on streets, it's harder to be able to transport safely enough hot food to feed the increase of the hungry and in need people. Does anyone knows of anyone getting rid of or renewing a catering Rice cook pot and a Isothermal food container. Please PM me or phone or text me on 07789838189
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