Meet the couple on a mission to end hunger in their town
Clip: 8/22/2016 | 3m 4s
This traveling trailer delivers meals to 200-300 people a night.
The idea started at David and Alicia Blais’ dinner table: what if they could end hunger in their town? Their traveling trailer delivers meals to 200-300 people a night, motivated by the memory of their son, Daniel. Special correspondent Tina Martin of WGBH reports from Framingham, Massachusetts.
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Meet the couple on a mission to end hunger in their town
Clip: 8/22/2016 | 3m 4s
The idea started at David and Alicia Blais’ dinner table: what if they could end hunger in their town? Their traveling trailer delivers meals to 200-300 people a night, motivated by the memory of their son, Daniel. Special correspondent Tina Martin of WGBH reports from Framingham, Massachusetts.
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