Manna House Ministries of Goldsboro has fed hundreds of people since the storm but with the items raised Tuesday, they were able to triple what they normally distribute.
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"I normally get one truck every other week, and they've given me four trucks this week," Director Kathy Rackley said.
The food insecurity crisis goes beyond Matthew's aftermath -- Goldsboro has been dealing with its own hunger issues for years.
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"It breaks my heart because I have a heart as big as this church and I don't want anyone going without, especially these families that have lost everything," Rackley said, becoming emotional.
Manna House Ministries is expecting another truckload of food this week from the drive.
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ABC11 Together also collected more than $130,000 in financial donations. That's enough money to provide 650,000 meals for those in need.
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Distribution efforts will continue throughout the week.
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