QUINCY, Fla. (WTXL) — Across Gadsden County, neighbors are proving that when one person struggles, the whole community steps in to make sure no one is left behind.
- The Gadsden County Probation Office partnered with Second Harvest to host a food distribution for families still waiting on SNAP benefits.
- Community members are organizing local food and clothing drives and creating clothes closets at schools for students in need.
- Watch the video below to see how neighbors are helping neighbors during difficult times.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
During tough times, it’s the power of community that makes the biggest difference. Across Gadsden County, people are stepping up — from food distributions to clothing drives — to make sure no one is left behind. I’m Tatyana Purifoy, your Quincy neighborhood reporter, where neighbors are proving that when one person struggles, the whole community shows up to help.
In Gadsden County, when one neighbor struggles, the whole community steps in. From food distributions to winter clothing drives, residents are working together to make sure as many people have what they need during these difficult times…