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Florence aftermath: Save the Children keeps shelter kids busy, parents sane
Save the Children offers activities for kids at shelters and has been doing so since tens of thousands of youngsters ended up in shelters for weeks on end after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast.
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