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Roles reversed as food relief charity forced to call on the community to stay alive

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For more than a decade Kylie and Michael Jennings have been the people you can rely on when times are tough.

Their food relief charity Loaves and Fishes in Toowoomba west of Brisbane provides a lifeline for its community.

Open five days a week, customers can come in and leave with two trolleys full of food for just $60.

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For more than a decade Kylie and Michael Jennings have been the people you can rely on when times are tough. Nine

But absorbing rising operating costs is becoming unsustainable for Kylie and Michael, and now they're the ones in need of some charity.

Without it, their doors could be forced to permanently close.

To donate, head to the Loaves and Fishes website.

Watch the full video in the player above.

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