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Food Insecurity and Hunger in the United States
Food Insecurity and Hunger in the United States
Food Insecurity and Hunger in the United States
Saturday 14th October 2023
Lee Cougardawn Roberts and Donna Kshir tackle food insecurity in the U.S., sharing practical tips and community-driven solutions.
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Episode Overview
- Rising food costs are making it increasingly difficult for families to feed themselves
- Food pantries and churches are struggling to meet the growing demand for assistance
- Gardening is a viable option for some individuals to ensure access to healthier foods
- Community initiatives like food libraries and thrift shops play a crucial role in addressing food insecurity
- Volunteering and supporting local shelters are essential in helping both people and animals in need
What can you do to help your family? What can you do to help your community? There's a lot of waste out there, and we both see it. Donna sees it. And just looking, you've got people that are restaurants that they do have to follow certain policies and protocols, but there's good food going to waste, not just in the restaurants, but even in many American homes.
Ever wondered how skyrocketing food prices are affecting families across the United States? In this episode, co-hosts Lee Cougardawn Roberts and Donna Kshir dive into the pressing issue of food insecurity. They explore the harsh reality many face as food costs soar, making it harder for individuals and families to afford basic meals.
Their guest, Donna Shear, shares her experiences working with children in need at the Salvation Army, painting a vivid picture of the daily struggles faced by countless families. The conversation doesn't just highlight the problems; it also offers practical solutions. The hosts discuss the strain on community resources like food pantries and churches, and how these vital institutions are doing their best to help.
They suggest gardening as a sustainable way to access fresh produce, discussing both the challenges and rewards of growing your own food. But that's not all. The episode also touches on community-driven initiatives such as food libraries and thrift shops, which play a crucial role in supporting those in need. Volunteering at local shelters and extending help to both people and animals are also emphasized as essential actions we can all take.
With heartfelt anecdotes and practical advice, this episode aims to inspire listeners to take actionable steps in their own communities. If you're looking for ways to make a difference in the fight against food insecurity, this episode is packed with valuable insights and tips.