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Regional Food Transportation System initiative (Phase 2) is sponsored by Worcester County Food Bank (grant to United Way of North Central Massachusetts). This grant supports Phase 2 of the Regional Food Transportation System initiative, aiming to expand and strengthen a collaborative distribution model to improve the efficiency and reliability of food delivery to local pantries across North Central Massachusetts.
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Regional Food Transportation System initiative (Phase 2) is funded by Worcester County Food Bank (grant to United Way of North Central Massachusetts). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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