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HomeFront collects Christmas gifts for homeless children

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Volunteers disguised as Santas made Christmas wishes come true for homeless children in Mercer County. Presents piled up in HomeFront’s warehouse over the last several weeks, waiting for families to pick up the treasures for their children.

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