Yuba-Sutter Food Bank urges truckers to donate extra loads
The Yuba-Sutter Food Bank is calling on truck drivers to help fight hunger by turning big rigs into big help. They're asking for truckers to donate any extra food, surplus or rejected food.
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The Yuba-Sutter Food Bank is calling on truck drivers to help fight hunger by turning big rigs into big help. They're asking for truckers to donate any extra food, surplus or rejected food.
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