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In our quest to make a difference, we organized a food drive. We understand that food insecurity is a real-world issue that many face daily. We are thankful for everyone that donated non-perishable items and volunteered their time to help us sort and distribute the collected goods. This was a great project for the Commack-Kings Park Rotary Club and the Hills West Interact Club. This is more than just an act of charity—it's an opportunity to take clear, action-oriented steps towards alleviating hunger in our community. Remember, every can, every box, every donation makes a difference. Together, we can turn empathy into action.