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Fresh From Oregon: Oregon farmers donate millions of pounds of food to fight hunger
Fresh From Oregon: Oregon farmers donate millions of pounds of food to fight hunger
Fresh From Oregon: Oregon farmers donate millions of pounds of food to fight hunger

Published on: 03/16/2026

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The nonprofit Farmers Ending Hunger is celebrating 20 years of working to feed Oregon's hungry families.

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