参考答案：C

解析：[听力原文] 14-23
A: Now Mr. Jones, how did you become involved with Bread for the City
B: I’ve been doing this work all my life. My first job was as a counselor at a mental health center in Virginia. And I spent 7 years working with the homeless in downtown Los Angeles. When I moved east, I was at the age when I wanted to lead an effort on my own. And it just so happened. It was an opening that fitted my background at Bread for the City.
A: How does the program work
B: The different programs are holistically designed to provide support for those with very low incomes. The average income is 7,000 dollars a year. We help people with a number of things, including clothing, primary health care, and social services like counseling and case management.
A: How is Bread for the City funded
B: We raise 5 million dollars a year for operations mostly from charitable sources.
A: What is the greatest challenge of running the agency’
B: Trying to raise funds and keep support coming for the work we do and seeing the poor in a horrific conditions many of them endure and live with and trying to do a little bit for them every day.
A: What is the most rewarding aspect of your job
B: You don’t do this work without feeling you want to make a difference. We also have 2,000 volunteers who share our views. We don’t always solve the problems but every day I do think we help people making their lives a little better.

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