1. Capital Area Food Bank
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2. Father Mc Kenna Center
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3. Bread For the City
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4. Bread For the City Med Clinic: Riley Heather
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5. Refuge of Hope Outreach Center
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6. Tim Cartwright A Personal Chef Service
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7. Crowder Owens Food Bank
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8. Capital Area Food Bank
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9. Reston Interfaith
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10. The Watson Group Inc.
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11. ICAC-Oxon Hill Food Pantry
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12. Manna Food Center
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13. Meals for Home
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14. Rainbow Family Ministries
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15. Community Church
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16. Riva Trace Baptist Church
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17. Nourish Now
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18. Maryland Food Bank Inc
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19. Eastland Food Corporation
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20. 7-Eleven
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21. Feed 50 Families Inc.
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22. Catonsville Emergency Food
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23. Cardtronics ATM (inside the 7-Eleven #32966)
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24. Cardtronics ATM
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25. Citibank ATM
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26. Moveable Feast
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27. Cardtronics ATM (inside the 7-Eleven #20117)
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28. Calvert Churches Community Fd
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29. 7-Eleven
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30. Walkersville Food Bank
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31. Fauquier Food Bank
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32. Whole Foods Market
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About 'Arlington, VA, USA'
Arlington County is a county in the Commonwealth of Virginia. On February 27, 1801, the United States Congress organized the area as a subdivision of the District of Columbia named Alexandria County. The land that became Arlington was originally donated by Virginia to the United States government to form part of the new federal capital district. The state legislature changed the county's name to Arlington in 1920 to avoid confusion with the adjacent City of Alexandria.. Due to issues involving Congressional representation, the abolition of slavery, and economic decline, Congress returned Alexandria to the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1846. | |
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