Grocery prices are rising, and now senior citizens are feeling the fallout. A longtime meal program has cut back from five days a week to four due to food costs becoming unsustainable.
For many seniors, these free hot meals are their only reliable source of food—and human connection. One woman said, "I’m just so happy that these ladies give me the help I need."
This isn’t just a local issue—it’s a national warning. As inflation hits programs like this, more seniors could be left hungry and isolated.
💡 One way to help:
If you’re able, donate grocery store gift cards or non-perishables to a nearby senior center or meal provider. Even small contributions can help programs offset rising food costs.
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