Article in the Orlando sentinel this morning about the orange county food banks. First of all, it appears as if more families are turning up as they need food and have exhausted any savings they might have built up during the pandemic. That's a little different from what the administration keeps telling us about all the money Americans have to ride out inflation.
Next the director of the bank says his $2.1 million need last year is now up to $6 million. But donations are down from their normal supply sources. Discounted food sales are diminishing and, with stock market down, people who have been donors aren't.
It's funny how everything in this economy fits together.
Next the director of the bank says his $2.1 million need last year is now up to $6 million. But donations are down from their normal supply sources. Discounted food sales are diminishing and, with stock market down, people who have been donors aren't.
It's funny how everything in this economy fits together.
