The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians donated $100,00 to a food bank in southern California.
Second Harvest Food Bank provides food to needy people in San Bernardino and Riverside counties. The tribe's donation is worth $2.5 million in food, the bank said.
"By providing these funds to Second Harvest, the tribe hopes to help countless other organizations that may not have access to funds or foodstuffs," Chairwoman Lynn Valbuena said in a press release.
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(The San Bernardino Sun 7/30)
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