More Need, Less Help
As South Carolina's job losses mount, agencies and charities are stymied by budget cuts and politics.
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COLUMBIA, S.C., March 12, 2009, The Washington Post — The scenes here are now familiar in places deeply bruised by the recession: The Salvation Army gets so many calls from people desperate for help with overdue utility bills that, one morning, its phone system crashed. The Family Service Center of South Carolina is deluged with clients seeking free counseling for delinquent mortgages. And the shelves at the Life Force food pantry run out of rice, canned stew meat and black-eyed peas in less than an hour.
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