Thanksgiving donations down in wake of Sandy
With so many people giving back in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, some charities are seeing a drop in donations leading up to Thanksgiving. The Salvation Army says it usually sees an increase in
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Nov 16, 2012, 8:25 PM
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With so many people giving back in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, some charities are seeing a drop in donations leading up to Thanksgiving.
The Salvation Army says it usually sees an increase in donations for holiday meals, but this year it has a lack of turkeys.
Many local charities, including POTS, say they'll still have plenty of Thanksgiving meals to hand out next week.
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