Providing Meals and More to Those Less Fortunate

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In 1988 - sensing a need - religious leaders began delivering meals to people with HIV and AIDS who couldn't leave their homes. From that simple idea, the non-profit Food and Friends has grown into a Washington, D.C., institution, bringing thousands of meals a day to the sick and those in need. VOA's Unshin Lee reports.

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