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Find similar grantsCommunity Impact Initiatives - Food Security Partners is sponsored by Pacific Life Foundation. The Pacific Life Foundation has a focus on food security, making significant grants to food banks and food pantries in communities where Pacific Life employees live and work, including Orange County, California.
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