Ingrid Carmean of Port Angeles, a member of Food Not Bombs, an international group dedicated to assisting and feeding homeless individuals, sets up a table filled with Christmas presents on Saturday at Jesse Webster Park in Port Angeles. The presents, along with a hot lunch, were distributed to needy individuals on Christmas Day, one of the group's every-other-weekend community meals. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Ingrid Carmean of Port Angeles, a member of Food Not Bombs, an international group dedicated to assisting and feeding homeless individuals, sets up a table filled with Christmas presents on Saturday at Jesse Webster Park in Port Angeles. The presents, along with a hot lunch, were distributed to needy individuals on Christmas Day, one of the group’s every-other-weekend community meals.

Members of Food Not Bombs, an international organization dedicated to providing food and assistance to the needy, set up to serve a Christmas Day meal and distribute presents to homeless individuals on Dec. 25, 2021 at Jesse Webster Park in Port Angeles.
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