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Demand Is Up for Food at Local Area Food Banks
With the official unemployment rate at 12% and the unofficial measure higher than that, more and more new people are lining up at 1000 food distribution sites in Southern California. Michael Flood is President of the Los Angeles Regional Foodbank .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWith the official unemployment rate at 12% and the unofficial measure higher than that, more and more new people are lining up at 1000 food distribution sites in Southern California. Michael Flood is President of the Los Angeles Regional Foodbank.
If you'd like to know how you can help, you can go online (www.LAFoodBank.org) or phone 877-NO-HUNGER (877-66-486437).
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