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Click the image to view the video.  In this video, Bryce McElroy (Treasurer) and Lynn Spence (Assistant Governor) from the Rotary Club of Surrey share the success and challenges faced with their "Starfish Pack" food program during the pandemic. This food security program for youth was recently supported by the Government of Canada's #ECSFund. The Rotary Club of Surrey provides 60 backpacks to elementary school children, which are filled with two breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners to students in need each week during the school year.⁠
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