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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Cutter’s Resource Closet, a nonprofit that provides free medical equipment and supplies, is seeking temporary space and must leave its downtown location by Sunday Nov. 15. The closet operates inside the Truist Building downtown. It has outgrown the space but continues to work there weekly. The organization and a local ministry that also provides medical equipment have brought a new property, but the are still raising money to renovate it. The closet needs a temporary location for the next couple of weeks. The closet also helps people find resources and advocates for patients. It is open one day a week for four hours and serves 80 to 150 people during that time, said Cutter Mitchell, chairman of Cutter’s Resource Closet. “Without what we do, the community’s in a lot of trouble, I think, because you can’t go home without having the proper equipment and the proper supplies,” Mitchell said. Mitchell said the organization will find a way to continue helping people