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Holiday food share in Lakewood feeds hundreds

Photo by Cynthia Zapata

Posted Thursday, January 7, 2021 2:39 pm

Lakewood Mayor Adam Paul poses with Maria Contreas with Adelante Jeffco at the Kaizen Food Rescue Holiday Food Share event on Dec. 21. Kaizen, in partnership with Adelante Jeffco helped provide 300 frozen turkeys, along with fresh seasonal produce and other holiday staples on Dec. 21 for the annual The Holiday Food Share. The event took place at Great Works Montessori in Lakewood.

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