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Mercy Chefs' Feed 757 initiative kicks off

Mercy Chefs' Feed 757 initiative kicks off

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Mercy Chefs kicked off a summertime effort Wednesday to help fight child hunger in Hampton Roads. The nonprofit launched its Feed 757 initiative with a backpack build and distribution event at Hodges Manor Elementary School in Portsmouth, featuring more than 130 volunteers filling backpacks with seven full meals each.

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