Grow it Forward Cuts Back on Programing

A local food pantry is being forced to reduce its food pantry and community food programs.

As we have reported earlier, the Grip Et Forward has seen a massive reduction in the amount of food obtained from the Emergency Food Assistance Program, CEO Amber Dougus has noted that they deliver 250 to 250 to 280 boxes a month.

In addition, some federal financing programs have been abolished, and it has been forced to advance so that it can make significant adjustments to its programming.

Starting on March 31, a local non -profit will be transmitted to the food by a community meal on Monday, in which guests can get only one meal.

Tech out orders will also not be allowed.

As far as the food pantry is concerned, is efficient from April 3^RDParticipants will be able to visit once a week instead of a week.

Additional changes may occur, including some adjustments to distribution methods.

Dugs said in the announcement, “We know it’s difficult, and we appreciate your understanding.

Going forward, they are also hosting a food drive to try to re -fill their shelves.

Details are available by emailing at Laura@Grow54220.com.