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Fargo Public Schools seeking donations for fourth annual Holiday Meal Basket Drive
By 
Part-time reporter
Fargo, North Dakota – In its fourth year, a meal program needs your help to make sure that students and their families can eat well this holiday season.
For its fourth annual Holiday Meal Basket Drive, the program wants to send holiday meals to students in elementary, middle, and high schools.
The baskets have a ham, turkey, or whole chicken, five pounds of potatoes, two cans of corn, a dozen dinner rolls, two packets of brown gravy mix, a pie, whipped topping, a loaf of bread, peanut butter, jelly, and macaroni and cheese.
People who want to give a meal basket must fill out a form.
You can also buy a meal basket from Hornbachers for $60, and the company will deliver it to FPS for free. Call Michelle Hoppe at 701.237.9481 or send her an email at Michelle.Hoppe@hornbachers.com to find out more.
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