#StampOutHunger: A Conversation with the National Association of Letter Carriers

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#StampOutHunger: A Conversation with the National Association of Letter Carriers

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Tim talks to NALC Executive Vice President Brian Renfroe and Assistant to the President for Community Services Christina Vela Davidson about #StampOutHunger, the annual one-day drive which has collected more than one billion pounds of food for the hungry.

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Apr 3, 2019

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#StampOutHunger: A Conversation with the National Association of Letter Carriers

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