Elk Grove Food Bank May Have To Start Buying Food

Elk Grove Food Bank May Need To Start Buying Food

The Elk Grove Food Bank may have to start buying food if they can't get more donations.

On July 25, a donation drive was held at the California State Fair, and people who brought in three cans of food were given a free ticket to the fair.

Currently, the food bank services about 13,000 families a month, which is up by 3,000 since May. Organizers say the increase is due to inflation and high gas prices.

"We're signing up a good 15 to 20 families per day, and it has been that way for the past several months," said Darcie Owen, a Volunteer Coordinator for the Elk Grove Food Bank.

For more information on how to volunteer at the food bank to help sort and distribute products at their warehouse, click here.

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