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The Anglican Parish of East Maitland are seeking donations of blankets, rugs and warm clothing for those in need this winter.
The parish is also calling for food items for Winter including cans of soup, packets of pasta with sauce, instant noodles, rolled oats and tins of stew.
Donations can be left in the baskets at the back of the church during weekend masses, or delivered to the parish office at the rear of the parish hall at 52 Banks St East Maitland.
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