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Liz Murray, a woman who went from being homeless to graduating from Harvard University and becoming an important advocate for people in need, was the keynote speaker Thursday night, March 30, at the third annual Women Fighting Hunger event. The River Bend Food Bank fundraiser was at Rhythm City Casino Resort, Davenport. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
When it comes to helping people in need, don’t wait for others to act. Be the positive force that will help lift others from their despair.
That’s one of the powerful messages delivered by a woman who went from homeless girl to Harvard University graduate to an important advocate for young people in need.
“Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what you…
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