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It's the final push for our August Giving Project nonprofit GAP Ministries: Construction continues on their kitchen, and once completed that upgrade is expected to more than double their capacity to serve meals to Tucsonans in need.But GAP Ministries needs your help funding the new much-needed kitchen. Board Member Demetrius Miles knows the impact the organization has had on the Tucson community over the last 25 years.
'It's a great benefit to our youth and our families that otherwise may have not been able to make that lunch at home or prepare, during the school year, that dinner to go,' said Cerina Quiroz of Ellie Towne Flowing Wells Community Center.To handle the growing need, and the growing number of meals they need to prepare each day, GAP Ministries is building a much larger kitchen facility on their Campus of Hope on the northside, near Prince and I-10.
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