Popup food banks offer lifeline to military families amid shutdown
CBS America · New
CBS America
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With the government shutdown causing uncertainty for service members who already struggle to make ends meet, popup food banks could be a lifeline.
Breakdown
- Military families face uncertainty over pay as the government shutdown extends to 30 days.
- Popup food banks are being set up to support Navy families and others affected by the shutdown. 25s
- There is a stigma among active military members about seeking food assistance, despite financial need. 44s
- Over 150 families attended a recent food bank event in San Diego, demonstrating significant demand. 1m 5s
- Community organizations aim to ensure service members are supported until the shutdown ends. 2m 3s