The Georgia legal community had raised $413,132 for the state’s food banks as of 4 p.m. Tuesday—nearly matching last year’s total more than three days before the Legal Food Frenzy closes.

The unprecedented haul illustrates the unprecedented needs of the food banks, which have reported distributing 40% more food than usual as the COVID-19 pandemic has forced more than one million Georgians out of work. Even before the pandemic, food banks estimated 1.5 million people in the state didn’t have enough to eat.

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