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Noon Wednesday: A Growing Hunger

Clip: Season 1900 Episode 1905 | 20m 48sVideo has Closed Captions

Food insecurity grows as the pandemic drags on and support systems begin to fade.

Since the start of the pandemic, the needs of the most vulnerable populations, such as the food insecure, have grown. But the continued strain on resources is entering us into new territory, where those who have never needed food assistance are now relying on foodbanks across the state and the need is going to grow. Stephanie Jung Dorfman of Feeding Wisconsin talks about the state of hunger.

07/29/2020

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