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Alleghany Highlands Kiwanis Club No-Show Dinner Fundraiser to Benefit Alleghany Area Food Pantries

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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) – Sometimes the most meaningful way to come together is by giving—even when we can’t gather around a table.
 
The Alleghany Highlands Kiwanis Club is hosting a No-Show Dinner Fundraiser to benefit Alleghany Area Food Pantries. By purchasing a “no-show dinner” seat for $20—or whatever you’d normally spend on a night out—you can help ensure local families have food on their tables.
 
Your gift stays right here in our community and makes a real difference for those in need.
 
Mail your check to:
Alleghany Highlands Kiwanis Club
P.O. Box 902
Covington, VA 24426
 
Thank you for showing up for our community—even when you don’t show up for dinner. 

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