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Ringing bells for Plateau Outreach Ministries in Enumclaw

Plateau Outreach Ministries ringers were out Saturday at QFC collecting donations for the organization. POMis a food bank and it offers assistance with food, clothing, shelter, and emergency assistance.

By Dennis Box • December 4, 2013 2:43 pm

Plateau Outreach Ministries ringers Saturday at QFC Hannah Swettenam

Plateau Outreach Ministries ringers were out Saturday at QFC collecting donations for the organization. POMis a food bank and it offers assistance with food, clothing, shelter, and emergency assistance.

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Ryleigh Enticknap, 5, with her brother Roman, 7

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