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Local nonprofit United we Serve, founded by Moorestown resident Saima Bhutta (center), donated 150 turkeys to communities in need during its Thanksgiving Turkey Drive on Nov. 23. Below, teen volunteers help with the drive at the township’s Cambridge Rehab & Healthcare Center.
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Teen volunteers help with the Thanksgiving Turkey Drive at Cambridge Rehab & Healthcare Center in Moorestown.

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