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Christmas should be special for folks of all ages. That's why Manna Ministries is working to get a gift for all 400 local people and families who said they need help this year.
Manna is set up at the Bangor Mall asking shoppers to help pick up the items on their wish lists.
"Not just kids, because there's other agencies that are dealing with kids that are doing a great job, but elderly that need a blanket or need a toaster, or pots and pans, or mom that has kids and has given everything she has to her kids, she needs a gift. And that's what we're all about this year," said Bill Rae, Manna's Executive Director.
There there are three ways you can help. You can adopt an entire family to shop for, pick out a specific item on Manna's Christmas tree to buy, or donate money so Manna's staff can do the shopping.
Manna will be set up at the Bangor Mall in front of JC Penny until Christmas Eve.
Manna Shopping For 400 This Christmas
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