The director of Montgomery County’s Office of Food Systems Resilience knows that the area is expensive and access to high quality (yet affordable) food can be lacking. That’s why her agency is planning on giving local families a helping hand. “It’s just very expensive to live here and putting food on the table is often a choice to do that or pay rent,” said Heather Bruskin.
‘Support those families with local dollars’: Montgomery County teams up with Instacart Health to end childhood hunger
August 30, 2024