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Our Ministry, Family First Ministries will be operating a Summer Feeding Program for underprivileged children within Mecklenburg, Cabarrus and Surrounding Counties. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that “No Child Goes Hungry” this Summer.
Let's Partner to FIGHT HUNGER this Summer! 
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Summer Feeding Program... Contact Us
REACHING OUT TO CHURCHES & COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS in Charlotte, NC... If you are operating a Summer Camp for children (Ages 2-18), we would like to partner with you this Summer!!! Family...
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Started: March 19th 2014Replies: 0
Barking / Nuisance Dogs
Has anything been distributed to the community recently regarding nuisance animals, especially barking dogs? I have to listen to the same 2-3 dogs barking just about every night from a house on Forest...
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Started: September 18th 2007Replies: 16
Suggestions for the HOA??
Hi. As many of you may be aware, I am the treasurer for the Villages of Wexford HOA; I'm also the Director of Communications which is a fancy way of saying that I compile the newsletters and maintain...
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Started: March 25th 2007Replies: 7
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