The $5 million contribution will support St. Pete Free Clinic’s $100 million Care Forward initiative.
“We know that being able to help people by providing free, healthy groceries can really make a dent in families’ personal budgets.”
The organization is currently working on new partnerships and property acquisitions in “high need locations."
Wilburn Miller, owner of Mair’s Grocery, is now under contract to purchase a neighboring building and remain a community staple.
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