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Dignity map sees real need for donations

Share the Dignity volunteer Alex Muchow is encouraging people to donate at pink Share the Dignity bins at locations around Bundaberg and Childers. (Solana Photography: 540234_02)

With new data revealing period poverty hotspots, Share the Dignity has put the call out for everyone to take action […]

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