Mobile Marketplace launches to bring affordable groceries to underserved areas
Feeding Southwest Virginia debuted its new initiative in Craig County
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NEW CASTLE, Va. – A church parking lot turned into a grocery store on Wednesday, as the work to feed those in need goes mobile.
“Do they spend money on transportation or medicine or food?” said Pamela Irvine, president and CEO of Feeding Southwest Virginia.
The food bank is trying to make those tough decisions a little easier with its newest program, the Mobile Marketplace.
We are #excited to announce the #official launch of our Mobile Marketplace in Craig County, Virginia ! In addition to.Posted by Feeding Southwest Virginia on Tuesday, April 20, 2021
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Thanks to a partnership between several different agencies, more than 300 families were given food boxes at a mobile food pantry distribution held at Danville Community College (DCC) on Friday, Feb. 5.Â
Feeding Southwest Virginia, PATHS, Danville Police Department, Danville Community Development, Haven of the Dan River Region and DCC all came together to hand out bags of food, as well as resources from their agencies, to families who drove through.
Fridayâs distribution was the 25th pop up event sponsored by Feeding Southwest Virginia, and the first held in Danville. The organization, which covers 26 different counties, has been able to reach 22,000 people through this system so far.