Supporting others: From Vending Machine to Giving Machine
The "Giving Machine? Returns to the DC area for the holidays. Vending Machines are staples of hotels and snack rooms, pushing out sodas, chips, candy and more. But Giving Machines are a twist on the traditional vending machine because with these you can give meals, gas for a car or toys to families who really need it in the DMV. Nicholle Granger, Executive Director of Development and Marketing with Volunteers of America Chesapeake & Carolinas discusses more.
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