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More South Jersey residents falling into poverty

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Volunteers Graylyn Luciano, 17, of Mullica Hill, pushes a bin of canned goods while Lena Chikezie, 16, of Egg Harbor Township, packs some boxes at Catholic Charities in Atlantic City.

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Volunteers organize a food pantry at Catholic Charities in Atlantic City.

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Andrew Meehan, 18, of Pitman, and Cyril Ebosie, 17, of Galloway Township, carry food into the new pantry at Catholic Charities in Atlantic City.

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Lena Chikezie, 16, of Egg Harbor Township, carries a basket of food into the new pantry at Catholic Charities in Atlantic City.

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Michael Hutchinson, 13, of Upper Township, volunteers at Catholic Charities in Atlantic City.

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John Desparrios talks with fellow Catholic Charities administrator Nancy Hickman in Atlantic City while food is moved from an old pantry into a new one.

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