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AT&T Delivers Almost 6000 Boxes of Cereal in Gwinnett

by Rick Limpert
Jun. 13, 2019
in Community, Events
Reading Time: 1 min read
AT&T Delivers Almost 6000 Boxes of Cereal in Gwinnett

AT&T must think that breakfast is the most important meal of the day! They delivered close to 6,000 boxes of cereal to the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce in support of Nothing but the Truth, an organization that serves food insecure children across Gwinnett County and beyond through its Weekend Food Ministry.

In 2016, 54 percent of all Gwinnett County School children were eligible for free and reduced lunches. To support efforts to provide meals and necessary nutrition outside of school, AT&T is contributing more than 5,800 boxes of cereal to Partnership Gwinnett in support of Nothing but the Truth. Based in Dacula, GA, Nothing but the Truth serves food insecure children across Gwinnett County and beyond through its Weekend Food Bag Ministry. The program assists students in Title I schools that have been identified by their counselors as being in a crisis situation and in need of additional food over the weekend and during extended school breaks.

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