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As News 18 reported this week, Lafayette area homeless shelters are turning away people because they are at capacity and can't take any more.

The Dunkers a local youth Basketball team stepped up Thursday to give people a warm meal a day before Christmas. Players and their families cooked and distributed meals at Lafayette Transitional housing Thursday.

The 8th graders served participants a variety of food from turkey, cranberry sauce, Mac and Cheese and an assortment of desserts.

Head coach John Smith said this is the teams way of giving back to the community who believed in them.

"We are giving back to our community," said Smith. " We've raised over $15,000 for our program and the community has been really good to us. All these kids,
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