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Nonprofits see slight increase in food insecurity after COVID

Summary by Johnson City Press
Some nonprofits and churches say the food insecurity and need from the community dropped during COVID-19, but slowly increased after. However, they have not seen a sharp increase.

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Nonprofits see slight increase in food insecurity after COVID

Some nonprofits and churches say the food insecurity and need from the community dropped during COVID-19, but slowly increased after. However, they have not seen a sharp increase.

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Johnson City Press broke the news in on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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