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    Many are struggling. White flags or #benderaputih are gradually appearing, and adorning our cities and social media feed. The prolonged lockdown is certainly a nail to the coffin for many cash-strapped businesses and families struggling to survive during the pandemic. But we have each other. ❤️

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    Organisation Name: The Lost Food Project
    State/location : W.P Kuala Lumpur
    Phone No. : 0126281152
    Email : diane.too@thelostfoodproject.org
    Project Start Date : 1 July 2021
    Project End Date :  31 August 2021
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    And we’re incredibly grateful to enormous outpouring of support from extraordinary #foodhero individuals and businesses who have come forward to donate essentials to vulnerable communities and individuals who recently found themselves facing hunger as a result of lost hours, wages, or jobs nationwide

    To those looking to donate food, head on to the ‘Donate Food’ button via the link in our bio (or go to: https://linktr.ee/thelostfoodproject). 

    And to those who are facing food insecurity or know someone who is struggling to make ends meet, no need to display a white flag at your gate or doorstep – just flag us by hitting the ‘Receive Food’ button via link in our bio (or go to: https://linktr.ee/thelostfoodproject).

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