- [Narrator] Many people still need help

supporting their families

as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

- This pandemic has beenrough for not just my family,

but a lotta people out here in America.

Some people don't have no food.

Some people still notworking or hours is cut.

- [Narrator] Carla, a single mom,

made a career changeto protect her family.

- I was a PCA nurse, but I chose to stop

because I wanted to make sure

I didn't come into contact with COVID.

I'm a cashier.

It's full-time, but I took a pay cut.

It's a struggle, but I'm notgonna lie to you, I just pray.

- [Narrator] A team of volunteersruns Victorious Living,

an Operation Blessing partner.

At their drive-through distributions,

volunteers place fooddirectly into people's cars.

Ministry director Nathan Butler.

- We have been of greatimpact to this community,

and we thank God for Operation Blessing.

- [Narrator] PatriciaHolmes is a recipient

and a volunteer.

- I started volunteering becauseI was coming here anyway,

so since I'm here, why not help out?

It make you feel hopeful

and grateful that you cancome down to this place

and get food to eat ratherthan going hungry and starving.

- Thank you for doing this.

It is needed.

I appreciate for what they are doing.

It's wonderful.

- Thank you.

That's it.

That's the only thingyou can say is thank you

and keep being a blessing.

- [Narrator] Nathan says theministry reaches some people

right in their time of crisis.

- Every now and then, some people come up

and they are angry.

You can see some frustration in them.

They're mad at their circumstance

and we give them a smile andgive them a extra dose of love

and maybe even give them an extra bag

and let them know that,hey, we feel your pain.

We're here to help you, butmost of all, good God Almighty,

we're here to let youknow that God loves you.

He loves you and He cares for you.