This Thanksgiving, we as a nation relished the opportunity to slow down and gather with our families and friends in gratitude (and we’ll continue to do so through this holiday
Food pantries are navigating an increasing need across Montgomery County as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact daily life.
Now that the holiday season has concluded and the harsh winter months progress, organizations need to keep up with the demand of those in need.
Paula Schafer, executive director of the MontCo Anti-Hunger Network, has been overseeing the facilitation of resources for more than 40 food pantries over the course of the public health crisis.
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âMost of my food pantries are operating at 50 percent above the normal numbers that they serve this time of the year,â Schafer said. âSo people are very concerned about that.â