Innovative Food Program Directed to Low-Income Arizonans
While in Tucson recently I heard Arizona Daily Star blogger Angela Pittenger's report on getting low-cost produce from Borderlands Food Bank. This innovative program provides 60 pounds of produce for $10. While the amount of food may be overwhelming for a family, it nonetheless serves as a low-cost option in a family's food budget from the Nogales (Arizona) food bank. Borderlands' assumed control of the program -- not without controversy -- as described in this report , and renamed it to "Produce on Wheels".