Rising grocery costs, changes to SNAP, and the impact of federal immigration enforcement means that more of our neighbors are having a hard time affording food for their families.
Traditionally serving around 100 people a month, applications increased during operation metro surge earlier this year. Keystones Grocery Delivery Program is now serving up to 200 people a month. The program is run by staff and dedicated volunteers who pack the food bags, process orders, and deliver the bags to community members. Mordechai Tinney, Keystone’s Grocery Delivery Coordinator talks about our Grocery Delivery Program and how you can help.