Pinnacle One Insurance and Nonprofit Second Harvest Initiate New Charity Campaign in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties to Provide Food for Hungry People in the Area
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With a new community program in the
Utilizing its own resources and seeking the help of its own network of customers and business partners,
"Most of us are blessed to have food on the table every day, and we often forget about those who wonder if they will get to have a meal at all," said
The agency will promote the current campaign over the course of the next 30-60 days, through its social media channels, email and text message communications, as well as through a monthly magazine, delivered to thousands of households in
To support
Once the current campaign is over,
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