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Nonprofit sector overlooked key to a healthy economy

HEAVY LIFTING: Cliff Moniz, a driver/warehouse worker at the We Share Hope food pantry and market in East Providence, unloads food ­donations. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO
HEAVY LIFTING: Cliff Moniz, a driver/warehouse worker at the We Share Hope food pantry and market in East Providence, unloads food ­donations. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

Selfless nonprofits are often the difference between needy Rhode Islanders going without during the holidays and managing to provide enough food and a few gifts to their children. It’s a heartbreaking cycle of poverty and dependence that these real-life Santa’s helpers always struggle to keep up with. But this year, warning signs are everywhere in

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