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Adopt-A-School: Clothing, food always in need for young students

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The Vancouver Sun’s Adopt-A-School campaign is asking for $ 20,000 to feed and provide winter clothes to children coming to school hungry or with clothes unsuitable for the weather.

Families on income assistance, disability assistance or working at minimum wage are suffering the most.

The amount of hunger she sees in children is the result of the economic instability affecting many families.

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informal

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English

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