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Their phone may have been cut off; they may live in a group shelter; they may be fleeing domestic violence. For many poor, homeless, or otherwise needy people, the privacy afforded by a personal voice mailbox is an impossible luxury.

But Community Voice Mail, a charity with headquarters in Seattle that now works in 40 cities, allows...

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