Monday morning, Attorney General Chris Carr posted a Facebook video urging the Georgia legal community to be “the cavalry” to the state’s besieged food banks, but he got a stampede instead.

Lawyers judges, legal professionals and other organizations had donated more than $119,000 by 4 p.m. on the first day of the two-week Legal Food Frenzy. That is more than one-fourth of the total cash raised in all of last year’s event—but this year is far different than last year.

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