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McKinney

McKinney nonprofits The Samaritan Inn, Community Lifeline Center to join through ‘mission-driven integration’

By Shelbie Hamilton

The Samaritan Inn and Community Lifeline Center have combined organizations and programming, which have both been supporting the community through homelessness services, food distribution and more for over 30 years, according to a Nov. 5 news release.

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