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Scouting for Food collects over 2,000 items

EMERSON NAYLOR
March 28, 2026

Updated April 1, 2026

This year’s Scouting for Food brought in 2,248 items for the food pantry.

Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, the Lions Club, 4-H, Honor Society, Eudora United Methodist and St. Paul Church of Christ were involved with going through neighborhoods to collect donations.

“This big drive provides a majority of the food for our pantry yearly,” said Katrina Hayes, Scouting for Food coordinator and vice president of Eudora Lions Club.

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