Kyle Waide (from left), president and CEO, Atlanta Community Food Bank; Chris Carr, Georgia attorney general; and James Stevens of Troutman Sanders and Legal Food Frenzy Advisory Committee. (Courtesy photo)
“Each year, our legal community steps up to the plate and delivers for Georgia’s children and its families,” Attorney General Chris Carr said. “To all who participated by donating in any amount, and in any way, thank you."
May 17, 2019 at 03:39 PM
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Law firms and legal organizations across the state raised a record-breaking $419,321 and 17,617 pounds of food during the 8th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy, Attorney General Chris Carr announced Friday at the conclusion of the campaign.
Those contributions will provide 1.7 million meals for Georgia’s food banks, a 9.5% increase from last year, Carr said.
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