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Intel Employees Pack 550 Food Parcels for Needy Families in Kiryat Gat

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

110 Intel employees in Kiryat Gat packed 550 food parcels for needy families ahead of Rosh Hashanah, with the company donating the food items. The initiative was a joint effort with the Kiryat Gat Fund.

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  • Intel employees packed 550 food parcels for needy families.
  • The initiative took place in Kiryat Gat before Rosh Hashanah.
  • 110 Intel employees volunteered their time.
  • Intel company donated all the food items.
  • The effort was in partnership with the Kiryat Gat Fund.

One hundred and ten Intel employees participated in a volunteer initiative ahead of the Rosh Hashanah holiday, packing 550 food parcels for underprivileged families in the city of Kiryat Gat. The initiative was conducted in cooperation with the Kiryat Gat Fund, a local charity.

The food parcels, containing essential items, will be distributed to families in the city before the holiday to help them with expenses and preparations for Rosh Hashanah. Intel not only facilitated the volunteer effort but also purchased and donated all the food products included in the packages.

This activity combined the company's financial contribution with the hands-on volunteering of its employees, demonstrating a commitment to supporting the local community during the festive season.

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