by Levar M. Stoney and John C. Giles
The past two years of the COVID pandemic have shown us that new challenges can, and will, arise at any time. As community leaders, we’ve witnessed firsthand the tireless work of many individuals, organizations and schools who’ve pivoted and adapted countless times to ensure our communities remain healthy, safe and nourished throughout it all.
While our communities continue to battle hardship and uncertainty, one thing has been constant: kids are getting the nutrition they need to learn and grow thanks to schools and local organizations responding creatively and with flexibility.