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How This Soup Kitchen Keeps Going During Virus Shutdown

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March 16, 2020

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As businesses around the country close their doors to stem the spread of the coronavirus, some organizations remain open. That includes the CHiPS Soup Kitchen & Women's Shelter in Brooklyn, New York. “In light of the virus, we decided not to close,” Executive Director Denise Scaravella told InsideEdition.com. Instead of their usual sit-down service, the program will make available food to go. “We’re here. We’re going to stay here. And we’re going to keep giving away food.” #InsideEdition

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