More than just meals: How volunteers are showing up for neighbors in winter

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TOLEDO, Ohio (wtol.com) — Despite freezing temperatures, dedicated volunteers from Mobile Meals brave the cold to deliver warm meals and support to elderly and disabled residents in five Ohio counties.

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