Unemployment benefits are back to normal but what does that mean for families in need?

Aug. 5, 2020

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Unemployment benefits are back down to pre-pandemic levels and that means thousands of Arizonans will have to make due with a lot less. Food banks in the state are anticipating a surge in demand. We spoke with Angie Rodgers, president and CEO of the Arizona Food Bank Network

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Angie Rodgers, president and CEO of the Arizona Food Bank Network

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