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Ferron’s free clothing exchange serves over 340 residents

By etvnews.com · August 7, 2026 · 1 min read
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FERRON – On Wednesday, July 29, local families gathered at Ferron Elementary for the 14th Annual Children’s Back-to-School Free Clothing Exchange, where attendees filled empty trash bags that quickly turned into bundles of “new” outfits, coats and shoes. This year brought a record amount of donations, giving organizers their biggest selection yet.

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