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Stanley Holmes Sandy Relief

Clothing and food is distributed at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

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Clothing is distributed at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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Meals at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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Volunteer Stacey Robinson, of Mays Landing, helps sort out clothing that was distributed Monday at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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From left, Syeda Bukhari, 11, and her cousin, Syeda Zahra, 8, both of Atlantic City, look over clothing they received at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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From left, Julia Cohen, of Atlantic City, receives a meal from Dawn Tutis, of Pleasantville, and Jamyra Witherspoon, of Egg Harbor Township, at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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Ray Bell, of the Stanley Homes Work Team, speaks at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012. Bell is from Atlantic City.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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From left, Pamela Abney, of Atlantic City, gets help from Patricia Ricks, of Glassboro, with bagging clothing that is distributed at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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From left, Syeda Bukhari, 11, of Atlantic City, shows the coat she received at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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Volunteer Susan Osborne, of Clayton, helps sort out clothing that is distributed at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

Vernon Ogrodnek

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From left, Paula Harper, of Atlantic City, receives a meal from Dawn Tutis, of Pleasantville, and Jamyra Witherspoon, of Egg Harbor Township, and Tonya Edwards, of Mays Landing, at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center, in Atlantic City, during an event coordinated by Stanley Holmes Work Team and the Living Word of Faith International Church, Monday Dec. 3, 2012.

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