It started as a holiday project last year.
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- Johanna Willett | This Is Tucson
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"We wanted to make them feel worthy, that they are important and deserve quality products just like everyone else."
- Ernesto Portillo Jr.
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City residents give food, kindness and comfort to scared and hungry refugees.
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