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Nov 13, 2026 By Karen Mansfield 2 min read 1 / 3The LeMoyne Community Center is providing Senior Necessity Bags for seniors. Here, volunteers delivered more than 40 bags to seniors at Canon Apartments last month. [Courtesy of LeMoyne Community Center]2 / 3LeMoyne Community Center launched a Senior Necessity Bags program and distributes bags filled with food and other essential items to seniors who live in senior facilities in Washington County. [Courtesy of LeMoyne Community Center]3 / 3Katie Swanson, service coordinator for HaveLoch Commons and Heritage House, stands behind a display of Senior Necessity Bags delivered by staff and volunteers of LeMoyne Community Center. [Courtesy of the LeMoyne Community Center] [expand] close The LeMoyne Community Center in Washington has launched a Senior Necessity Bags program to support local older adults.

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