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Capehart Scatchard Supports Local Families Through Summer Food and Toiletry Drive

Attorneys and staff at Capehart Scatchard are proud to have made a meaningful impact this summer by supporting families and youth in need. Throughout the month of June, the firm […] The post Capehart Scatchard Supports Local Families Through Summer Food and Toiletry Drive appeared first on Capehart Scatchard.

Attorneys and staff at Capehart Scatchard are proud to have made a meaningful impact this summer by supporting families and youth in need. Throughout the month of June, the firm collected food, toiletries, and gift card donations to benefit Legacy Treatment Services and the communities they serve.

The initiative was aimed at helping individuals facing food insecurity during the summer months—a time when many families lose access to school-based meal programs.

Legacy Treatment Services, based in New Jersey, is a human services agency committed to improving the lives of children, adults, and families coping with behavioral health and developmental challenges. To learn more, please visit their website.

PHOTO: Food and toiletry items collected by attorneys and staff as part of a community drive to support local families and youth in need.

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