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Cornerstone Church Food Bank Opens October 10

The Cornerstone Church of Christ Food Bank will be open Saturday, October 10, from 9 a.m. to noon.

The food bank serves local residents in need. One package of food will be available for each family present.

Visitors should park in the church lot, enter through the front doors and sign in at the Welcome Center in the foyer. Attendees should bring a photo ID and current driver’s license.

The church is located at 1350 Tallow Hill Road in Chambersburg. Questions may be directed to the church office at 717-261-1712.

The food bank is open on the second Saturday of each month.

Photo credits to Cornerstone Church of Christ

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