By Amy Kawata
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Two non-profit organizations whose clients are the most vulnerable in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic are going above and beyond to make sure their needs are being met.
“So many of us have gone to the grocery store in the last few weeks, and we have noticed and felt that sense of, ‘Where’s all that food?’” Jessica Kohnen, Interim Executive Director of Moveable Feast, said. “Unfortunately, that sense of panic and anxiety around food insecurity is what our clients deal with every day, even absent COVID-19.”
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