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Salvation Army leader speaks out on joining forces with Publix to help feed Miami-Dade residents in need
The Salvation Army and Publix partnered to deliver 28 pallets of food to Miami-Dade residents in need. Salvation Army's Miami Area Commander Maj. Gene Hogg highlighted the organization's mission of feeding vulnerable populations, citing over 625,000 food boxes distributed in 2025 to nearly 3 million people. Programs like Meals That Matter provide daily meals to seniors and shelter residents.
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