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Buckeye student entrepreneurs seek to expand Mobile Pantry to help tackle food insecurity in Columbus
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Buckeye student entrepreneurs seek to expand Mobile Pantry to help tackle food insecurity in Columbus
Mobile Pantry, founded by Jack Swartley and Sky Sie, two second-years in finance, delivers leftover produce to local food banks. Credit: Courtesy of Jack Swartley Food insecurity is an issue that many nonprofits and professionals are attempting to solve, but in the meantime, a pair of Ohio State students decided to take initiative in helping feed the Central Ohio community. Jack Swartley, executive director of Mobile Pantry and a second-year in…
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