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Over 350 Hot Meals Distributed by Rotary St. Martin Sunset and Motor World. | SMN News

October 31, 2019

Over 350 Hot Meals Distributed by Rotary St. Martin Sunset and Motor World. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Rotary Club of St. Martin Sunset partnered with MotorWorld Group of Companies at its second annual Reach 1 Feed 1 project. Members of the club along with employees of MotorWorld prepared and distributed over 350 hot meals and cold beverages to underprivileged persons in various communities on the island.

The month of October marks ‘Economic and Community Development’ month for Rotary clubs worldwide. Reach 1 Feed 1 (R1F1) is a program organized by the club to assist underprivileged families that are faced with various economic challenges, by providing a warm meal and a cold beverage to those in


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