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Concord's Monument Crisis Center expands food pantry amid rising need and uncertainty
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Concord's Monument Crisis Center expands food pantry amid rising need and uncertainty
A CONCORD FOOD BANK stepped up its game this fall as threats to the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) due to the government shutdown loomed large, highlighting the ongoing need for food assistance in the county. Mischa Caluma is a senior at Mt. Diablo High School in Concord and a member of Contra Costa Youth Journalism. (Ishita Khanna/CCYJ via Bay City News) On the morning of Oct. 9, staff and friends of the Monument Cris…
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