SAN DIEGO — As the county eases out of the COVID-19 shutdown and coronavirus cases decline, an effort launched to bring food and water to homeless people during the pandemic isn’t slowing down. Drew Moser, executive director of the Lucky Duck Foundation, said there continues to be a pressing need to help people living without shelter on sidewalks, parks and canyons throughout San Diego, and the nonprofit welcomes more people interested in helping its 14-month-old outreach. “Given the need, we saw it as a long-term program,” Moser said, adding that the program’s steady growth has been possible because of the many people who have come forward to help.