Community food center seeks new home to combat hunger
December 10, 2024 | Milwaukee , Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
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Knowles emphasized the urgent need for a new location, stating that the organization has outgrown its current site over the past five years. He highlighted Kinship's role in combating hunger, poverty, and isolation through innovative food programs and community engagement. "We are ready to step into this and put Milwaukee's first community food center on the map," he declared, underscoring the overwhelming community support reflected in a recent survey where 99% of respondents favored the initiative.
The meeting also featured public testimony, with community members expressing their enthusiasm for the project. Ruth Weil, a community development manager living nearby, voiced her support, noting her proximity to the proposed site.
The committee's discussions indicate a significant shift towards prioritizing community-driven solutions to food insecurity, with Kinship poised to play a pivotal role in the neighborhood's development. As the project moves forward, it promises to enhance local resources and foster deeper community connections.
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