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Hurricanes create need for more Angel Tree gifts this Christmas
By Claudia Rupcich, WRAL reporter Raleigh, N.C. — A growing number of families are in need this holiday season, many because of Hurricanes Michael and Florence. According to the Salvation Army, more 7,800 families have signed up for the Angel Tree program in Wake County, which provides clothes and toys for children who otherwise may go without on Christmas. That’s 500 more angels than last year. “We actually had to host a late registration date…
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