Food assistance demand is rising in the Bay Area. Local nonprofits are finding it difficult to meet this demand. Higher food prices and reduced government benefits are contributing factors.
A food pantry program director notes that many people are struggling to get enough food. The number of people seeking help is increasing. Further information on this situation is available from NBC Bay Area, including a video report on the challenges faced by local charities in helping struggling families.
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