Food pantries across Montgomery County are facing a “crisis point” of increased hunger. “I think many people would recognize that there are pockets of really severe poverty within Montgomery County, so that those people are quick to highlight those,” said Mindy Bartscherer of the Montco Anti-Hunger Network. “But it’s everywhere, and even in the wealthiest parts of the county there are many people who are facing food insecurity.” “That’s part of the reason that we’ve been spurred to take action here,” Montgomery County Commissioner Neil Makhija said. In March, Montco commissioners created a Food Policy Council to look at food waste, food insecurity and what the county can do better for its residents. The county has also invested $4 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to build a warehouse with Montco’s Share Food Program to be able to collect and hold more food for distribution. That plan is in progress. Share Food Program Montgomery County Pantry Partners are hard at work trying to get food to those who need it most while providing a safe and welcoming space. Through our new dedicated Mont Co warehouse, we will be able to supply our partners with even more. Thank you WHYY for highlighting the current food crisis and providing a list of resources for the community. https://lnkd.in/exd9ABUC
Thank you for your vision and implementation. Resource management is the key to addressing food security for all.
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