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Detroit community fridges highlight mutual aid efforts around food insecurity, waste: 'We're scrappy'

Summary by Planet Detroit
Community fridges, popularized during the COVID pandemic to address surges in food costs, are a mainstay in a handful of Detroit neighborhoods, with room for expansion into more parts of the city.
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Detroit community fridges highlight mutual aid efforts around food insecurity, waste: 'We're scrappy'

Community fridges, popularized during the COVID pandemic to address surges in food costs, are a mainstay in a handful of Detroit neighborhoods, with room for expansion into more parts of the city.

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Planet Detroit broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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