The Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County held their sixth annual Blessing Bag event earlier in January.
As part of the project they prepared more than 150 bags containing toiletries, snacks, socks, gloves and hats, as well as blankets and tarps.
The bags and other items were donated to the 7 Bridges Recovery Center and Sope for Hope, local non-profits that assist the homeless.
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