The NH Food Bank will be returning to Claremont to distribute free food to residents of the area

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Rise VT – Windsor County issued the following announcement.

The NH Food Bank will be returning to Claremont to distribute free food to residents of the area. No proof of residency or income required. This event is open to all regardless of where they live! Each car/family will receive a pre-packed box of fresh food. All clients must have a vehicle; there is not a walk-up option.

Original source can be found here.



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