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Local food pantries band together to meet community demands

by | Jan 4, 2024 | Area News, Latest

Addressing poverty requires a variety of services and the needs can be overwhelming. But thankfully local food pantries work together to connect resources and help families.

Karen Ellis, Executive Director of Amazing Grace Food Pantry, said the nonprofit was able to keep up with demand this year “by the grace of God.” Demand was up 30% from last year, she said, which is a typical annual increase.

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