Rising food costs, higher food scarcity and fewer volunteers due to the pandemic are stretching the resources of the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank to feed the hungry this holiday season, the organization said.
And despite the strides San Francisco and Marin have made in mitigating COVID-19 case numbers, the food bank said there is no vaccine for hunger, and the need for food assistance is still high.
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