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Kroger announced that they will be donating 144 crates of peaches to the Freestore Foodbank on Saturday. - Vimarsana News

Kroger announced that they will be donating 144 crates of peaches to the Freestore Foodbank on Saturday.

Kroger announced that they will be donating 144 crates of peaches to the Freestore Foodbank on Saturday.

Source: wlwt.com
Bengals and Fifth Third Bank Team Up with Freestore Foodbank to Donate 2,000 Holiday Meals to Local Families - Vimarsana News

Bengals and Fifth Third Bank Team Up with Freestore Foodbank to Donate 2,000 Holiday Meals to Local Families

The Cincinnati Bengals and Fifth Third Bank teamed up with Freestore Foodbank to hold a drive-through Holiday Meal Distribution on Tuesday, Nov. 21 at the Fifth Third Bank Madisonville Operational Center. During the 3-hour event, 2,000 holiday meal boxes

Food pantries see impact after additional SNAP benefits end - Vimarsana News

Food pantries see impact after additional SNAP benefits end

Additional SNAP benefits are over in Ohio and now local food pantries are seeing the hit.

Source: wlwt.com
Hunger for the holidays? Food pantries struggle to keep shelves stocked - Vimarsana News

Hunger for the holidays? Food pantries struggle to keep shelves stocked

Some of the same economic factors that are driving more people to seek help from food pantries are making it more difficult for those food pantries to provide support.

Source: wvxu.org
Cincinnati families struggle with baby formula shortage - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati families struggle with baby formula shortage

Some relief is in store for families feeling the angst and stress about the baby formula shortage. But, it will be on a case-by-case basis.

Source: wlwt.com