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Feed the Soul Foundation raises over $100,000 for HBCU and Hispanic-serving institution students

  • Jan 31, 2025
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The Feed the Soul Foundation raises over $100,000 for scholarships for underrepresented culinary and hospitality students at HBCUs and HSIs.

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