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News: Celiac.com: Country's Only Gluten-Free Food Bank Helps Mass. Families In Need


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That's a lifeline for families where celiac disease or gluten intolerance can cause violent illness. Since gluten-free foods are so expensive, the food ...

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They are not the first or the only gluten-free food bank.  We have had one here  for a couple of years.

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Illinois- Chicago "inner" ring suburbs 

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