Impacts of inflation on the community and food banks
Volunteers Kim Fredricks, Cheryl Jurgens and Babby McCartney prepare food at the North Valley Food Bank. (Daniel McKay/Whitefish Pilot)
While the current rate of inflation is affecting all of us, it once again hits our low-income neighbors the hardest. As many pandemic assistance programs are ending at the same time as food and gas prices are rising, a growing number of community members rely on food assistance programs once again. In recent months, local food access nonprofits have seen another surge in need...
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