While it’s true that hunger tends to plague underserved communities, today a phenomenon is growing like never before. Hunger’s net has widened and its numbers have escalated to critical levels.  In 2010, hunger and food insecurity are prevalent across America and throughout Central Virginia—among all walks of life, across socio-economic factors, in Midlothian and beyond. It’s the consequence of a turbulent economy where unexpected layoffs, reduced incomes, home foreclosures and rising healthcare costs are taking their toll. Families, senior adults, single-parent… Read more...