Momentum from Monday’s blockbuster start to the Georgia Legal Food Frenzy continued Tuesday.

After scoring $119,000 by mid-afternoon Monday, as of 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, the statewide total stood at $175,529 for Georgia’s food banks, which are dealing with unprecedented demand in the wake of job losses caused by coronavirus social distancing efforts. Last year’s event raised $419,000 when, even before the pandemic, about 16% of Georgians didn’t know how they’d obtain their next meal.

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