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With another food drive set for Saturday, Healthy Souls International hopes to collect enough canned and dried goods to feed seniors and those with Covid-19.
The food drive, one of several that have taken place amid the coronavirus pandemic, will unfold from 9 a.m. to noon in the Dunlawton Plaza parking lot in Port Orange.
Healthy Souls International, a disaster relief nonprofit that helped feed people in the Bahamas and Puerto Rico after strong hurricanes devastated the islands, has stepped up to deliver groceries since the onset of the pandemic to those confined to their homes.
Many nonprofits have seen the demand for food assistance surge over the past nine months. While the need has not diminished, Healthy Souls International has begun to run low on donations.
DAYTONA BEACH About 45% of local households spend more than 30% of their income on housing.
Close to 22% of those households are especially overburdened with housing costs, spending more than 51% of their salaries to stay in the places they call home. Daytona Beach renters are impacted most heavily, with 61% of them pouring more than a third of their earnings into keeping a roof over their heads.
With the area s median income at $64,900 for a family of four, that 30%-plus for housing cuts deeply into low-wage salaries that also have to cover everything from food to insurance to transportation. Local wages have simply not kept pace with rising rents and single-family home prices.