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Food for Thought: Addressing Food Insecurity in the Inland Empire

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EquiTEA
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Sep 11, 2024
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Summary

On this episode of EquiTEA, Lupita engaged in an insightful conversation with the CEO of Feeding America Inland Empire, Carolyn Solar and Susan De la Cruz, a beneficiary of the organization’s vital services. Feeding America Inland Empire is a nonprofit organization dedicated to alleviating hunger by offering innovative programs to support diverse groups, including seniors, college students and veterans. Carolyn sheds light on the extent of food insecurity in the region and shares some of the creative solutions that Feeding America has developed to address these challenges. Susan provides a personal perspective, discussing her experience with accessing food resources and the importance changing the narrative on food insecurity one conversation at a time. To find out more about Feeding America and how to get involved, please visit: Home | Feeding America Riverside San Bernardino (feedingamericaie.org)