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The Catholic Order of Foresters and Wright State University’s Social Work Club sponsored the 8th annual House of Bread Awareness Dinner on March 22.
The House of Bread, 9 Orth Ave., serves 200 people a day.
Social worker Carl Brun thought it would be a good idea to get involved when a student decided to raise money for this organization and to go to the facility to have a speaker talk about poverty.
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