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Salvation Army hands out 1,300 boxes of food for families affected by pandemic

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ORLANDO, Fla. – Hundreds of cars lined up outside the Salvation Army building in Orlando Thursday for a food box giveaway. "It's a blessing, It's a blessing," Everlene Jackson said.Jackson was one of the first cars to line up and has been furloughed for months.

She told News 6 she doesn't know when she will be returning back to work."I just decided to come today because I'm low on some stuff," she said.Each car received a 30-pound fresh food box with chicken, cheese, butter, milk, fruits and vegetables.

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