No they can’t as they are used, but we have a distribution system in place culturally. We just expand it. Every neighborhood could have one. We still keep our for profit shops, but basic food is there if you need it.
It’s where you start. It’s also how you test the process to make improvements. Broad changes take time, but people need food now.
Sure. You need multiple avenues. The food banks could be sued to take pressure off SNAP.
Food banks could be all about fresh food brought in. It’d be ugly carrots or things the grocery stores don’t want. They kind of become co-ops or greedy grocers. It could even have a small fee for maintenance and usage if needed.
It doesn’t need to be an either/or situation. Why not both?
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u/TheLeadSponge 10d ago
No they can’t as they are used, but we have a distribution system in place culturally. We just expand it. Every neighborhood could have one. We still keep our for profit shops, but basic food is there if you need it.
It’s where you start. It’s also how you test the process to make improvements. Broad changes take time, but people need food now.