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REACHH-Family Resource Center, Inc. will be working with Save the Children to distribute boxes filled with fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, milk and dairy products in Hinton as part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Farmers to Families Food Box program.

Families and individuals from Summers County are invited to participate in a drive-up distribution event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Lifeline Church, 505 Stokes Dr., Hinton, WV on March 10.

“We know that coronavirus continues to have significant, detrimental impacts on children and families across America, particularly those who depend on school for meals. Save the Children is proud to be part of the solution to ensure fresh food reaches rural communities,” said Betsy Zorio, vice president of U.S. Programs and Advocacy at Save the Children. “So often we hear of parents going without to ensure their kids have the food they need to grow healthy and strong. By coordinating distribution efforts in Summers County, we’re hopeful we can help curb hunger for kids and adults alike.”

More than 25,000 food boxes are being distributed weekly at a variety of community pick-up points in rural communities across Kentucky, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia. Distributions will continue through March 26, with the potential for continuation based on a program extension authorized by USDA.

Before COVID-19, nearly 90% of counties with high child food insecurity rates were classified as rural. The pandemic has exacerbated hunger across America, with food insecurity rates tripling for households with children.

As part of Save the Children’s coronavirus response efforts in the United States, the nonprofit has helped prepare and deliver more than 8 million meals across rural America since March.

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