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The Soup Patrol

Each winter night in southern Arizona, hundreds of people have no food to eat and no place to call home. Life on the street can be cold, harsh and dangerous.
by Mitchell Riley

Each winter night in southern Arizona, hundreds of people have no food to eat and no place to call home. Life on the street can be cold, harsh and dangerous. There are people in our community seeking to fill the gap, providing some hope and comfort. One group of volunteers, called the Soup Patrol, are reaching out to those in need with hot soup and helping hand.

Producer/Editor: Mitchell Riley Photographer: Andrew Brown

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