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Food banks could need extra funds to deal with situations such as this: Parents have to stop working to stay home to take care of children whose schools have closed, meaning families lose the meals from school and the income from jobs.
March 12, 2020 at 06:21 PM
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The outbreak of the novel coronavirus has made the ninth annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy, a two-week race by teams in the state’s legal community to raise funds for local food banks, especially important.
“The timing of it could not be better,” said Dana Craft, who heads the Georgia Food Bank Association.
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