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Santa Cruz Enlists Youth and Sports to 'Grind Out Hunger'

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Teens riding skateboards, surfboards and snow boards are not usually associated with philanthropy. But thanks to a growing Santa Cruz nonprofit, that is the very community behind an effort to stamp out hunger and step up helping out people in need.

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