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Provo food bank seeks $100K to keep operations afloat

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PROVO — Seemingly more families than ever are seeking help from food banks and community services, stretching the resources of operations like Community Action Services & Food Bank in Provo. Volunteer coordinator Kimber Behunin said she's seen many people coming to them for help for the first time in recent months.

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