Some stark realities we need to talk about: In 2024, over 47 million Americans, including 14 million children, faced food insecurity - and this number continues to rise in 2025.
This hits close to home, as someone raised by a single Mother, I luckily never went hungry but this was always a real issue.
According to recent research from Feeding America, food prices remain 20% higher than pre-pandemic levels, forcing many families to make impossible choices between food and other basic needs.
This isn't just a statistic - it's our neighbors, coworkers, and community members struggling in silence.
Three ways we can help:
-✍️Contact your representatives (link in original post)
-🤝Support local food banks and pantries
-🗣️Raise awareness by sharing reliable information
The first step to solving any problem is acknowledging it exists.
Let's start a conversation 🤔 - have you noticed the impact of food insecurity in your community?
[Resharing this important message about food insecurity in America. Original post from Feeding America]
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With the new year well underway and a new Congress at work in D.C., an alarming reality continues to be true: Food insecurity persists in every county and congressional district across America.
Addressing hunger at its core requires bold policies that create long-term solutions to help ensure everyone has access to the nutritious food we all need to thrive.
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