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Rising Food Insecurity Across Connecticut Increases Demand for Community Food Pantries
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Rising Food Insecurity Across Connecticut Increases Demand for Community Food Pantries
Devon Andrews, Library Director of the Mansfield Public Library, stands proudly next to the stocked shelves of the library’s satellite food pantry on Feb. 27, 2026. Photo courtesy of Julia Casola/The Daily Campus At the Mansfield Public Library, a small shelf near the entrance holds canned goods, pasta and cereal. A printed sign taped above it reads, “Are you in need of food?” On the floor nearby, a donation box invites visitors to leave unopene…
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