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The You Matter organization is dedicated to supporting individuals and families in need. With an array of offerings such as free clothing, shoes, books, and toys, this event provides essential items that can help lift spirits and assist those facing challenging times. Additionally, food will be distributed, reinforcing the community's commitment to care for its members. The event on April 12th will take place at the Central United Methodist Church in Shelby, NC, running from 8:30 am to 12 pm. It's important to arrive early, as supplies are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Community members are encouraged to share this information with anyone who may benefit from the support. Bella Styers is the contact person for inquiries, ensuring that anyone seeking assistance can easily get in touch. This initiative is a remarkable example of community solidarity and outreach, reminding us all that we can make a difference by helping each other in times of need. Whether you're in need of clothing or looking to help those who are, mark your calendars for this generous event!

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