Live music, a pig roast, children’s activities and a classic car show were all part of the festivities as more than 200 people braved sweltering temperatures to attend the grand opening of Starve Poverty International in Barnegat Township May 21.
The nonprofit organization that seeks to “break the chains of poverty” by deploying people into specific communities to help meet humanitarian, educational, medical, social and spiritual needs is headquartered at the old Pinewood Estates Firehouse on…
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