Thursday, November 10, 2022 by Seth Smalley
On Tuesday, Travis County commissioners unanimously approved a series of contracts with local nonprofits and community groups, totaling $3.1 million, to help at-risk residents access healthy and fresh food."The organizations receiving these funds will use the money in various ways," a county press release explains, such as "enhancing their food delivery services, expanding pantry locations, or funding their food distribution programs, to make it easier for families in need to afford and access healthy foods."
On Tuesday, Travis County commissioners unanimously approved a series of contracts with local nonprofits and community groups, totaling $3.1 million, to help at-risk residents access healthy and fresh food."The organizations receiving these funds will use the money in various ways," a county press release explains, such as "enhancing their food delivery services, expanding pantry locations, or funding their food distribution programs, to make it easier for families in need to afford and access healthy foods."
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