Food insecurity remains issue for many living on Treasure Coast year into pandemic
House of Hope says client base has doubled in last year
The need for resources along the Treasure Coast remains at an all-time high one year into the pandemic.
and last updated 2021-04-07 23:36:25-04
PALM CITY, Fla. â The need for resources along the Treasure Coast remains at an all-time high one year into the pandemic.
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House of Hope is working to overcome hardship and hunger in Martin County by providing fresh fruit and vegetables to those in need. This is something where we can make a substantial difference to families every day, said House of Hope volunteer Paula Hundt. Every day people have food insecurity, and it doesn t say that across here.
Food insecurity remains issue for many living on Treasure Coast April 7, 2021 at 11:06 PM EDT - Updated April 8 at 12:26 AM
The need for resources along the Treasure Coast remains at an all-time high one year into the pandemic.
The
House of Hope is working to overcome hardship and hunger in Martin County by providing fresh fruit and vegetables to those in need. This is something where we can make a substantial difference to families every day, said House of Hope volunteer Paula Hundt. Every day people have food insecurity, and it doesn t say that across here.
Hundt began volunteering at the greenhouse farm off Martin Highway four years ago.