‘Feeding the Gulf Coast’ tackles COVID-19 crisis

In light of the Coronavirus outbreak, for some residents on the Coast, food insecurities are becoming a growing concern.

Is are not ... postponed in light of the coronavirus outbreak first residency on the coast and insecurities are becoming a growing can turn easily find victoria bailey's beaks with the local food bank about how the pandemic is ... daily nervous with many people throughout the world.

Worrying about contracting coronavirus.

Some families here on the coast are wary about where their next meal will come from and that's where organizations like feedin the gulf coast step in.

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We are staying in nearly going to call this outbreak began in march, the food bank has been able to buy 314,375 meals through single day mobile distribution repair 5300 meals daily to feed children through its emergency summer meals program and distribute nearly 1,000,573 and distribute nearly 1,573,200 meals to the organizations community partner across the central gulf coast cindy baggett with feeding the gulf coast says the service needs are on the rise, but so i the support from the community and i will buy you and i are in all of these are times- same way, we're resilient.

We - know the communities that we- serve over here are - resilient and so i think the on- thing that we're learning is- that together we can do - this and that as i've mentioned- has been so inspiring" - - -