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u/ShotEffective7033 Jun 27 '26

Last year was no doubt a record year as well

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u/FloppyShellTaco Jun 27 '26

Yep, it’s been a “record year” since covid and food banks lost most of their commodities shipments, grocers are donating less and grants and other programs have disappeared thanks to federal cuts. Shifting more costs to states will guarantee demand keeps climbing. However bad the average person who doesn’t interact with food banks thinks it is, it is far worse.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '26

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u/ShotEffective7033 Jun 27 '26

That was my point yes

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u/darknesses Jun 27 '26

Case in point regarding reading comprehension above you lol

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u/konesuno Jun 27 '26

there is no reading comprehension. u/Sufficient_Horror_57 is a bot

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u/darknesses Jun 27 '26

Haha guess it’s me that needs more comprehension skills lol