Thousands of plates prepared for ‘Manna After Michael’ on Thursday

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Atlanta-based attorney Ken Nugent holds a stack of plates of food for volunteers, workers and people impacted by Hurricane Michael at “Manna After Michael.” (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)
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Volunteers from the Albany Lions Club, Aspire Behavioral Health and Attorney Ken Nugent’s team passed out plates of food to persons in need on Thursday. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Albany City Commissioner B.J. Fletcher takes tickets and calls out numbers of plates of food needed for each car. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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A volunteer from Aspire Behavioral Health prepares a stack of hot meals for Manna After Michael. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Jim Ervin from the Albany Lions Club checks for tickets at a meal recipient’s car. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Volunteers prepair stacks of hot meals for Hurricane Michael volunteers, workers and persons with storm damage. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Atlanta-based attorney Ken Nugent and his team get ready to distribute up to 5000 plates of food on Thursday. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Volunteers from Aspire Behavioral Health, the Albany Lions CLub and from Ken Nugent’s team distributed free meals to Hurricane Michael volunteers, workers and people with storm damage. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Albany Commissioner B.J. Fletcher’s staff prepared 5000 meals for persons affected by Hurricane Michael. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Atlanta-based attorney Ken Nugent gives a plate of food to a woman. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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A staff member from Albany Commissioner and business owner B.J. Fletcher’s team hypes up the crowd. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Cars pull up to Jab’s BBQ to exchange tickets for hot meals. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Volunteers bring plates of food to car windows for Manna After Michael. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Plates of BBQ and sandwiches were given away to persons affected by Hurricane Michael, volunteers and workers. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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A woman announces she is ready to pick up 22 plates of food for linemen working to restore power in southwest Georgia. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Jim Ervin of the Albany Lions Club and Atlanta-based attorney Ken Nugent talk about why they chose to financially back Manna After Michael. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)

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Aspire Clubhouse Manager Marlon Jones talks about how the Aspire Clubhouse supports local youth. (Staff Photo: Gypsy Crow)
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