Lyndsey Haight knows a woman who had a terrible decision to make about how to spend the last three dollars in her pocket.
"She could either put gas in her car to get to work, or she could go to the drive-through and get her kids dinner," Haight says.
Instead, this brave woman chose a third option: She got help from Our Neighbor's Table, a nonprofit organization that provides dignified food assistance to twelve communities in northeast Essex County. Instead of opting for the drive through, she turned to one of Our Neighbor's Table's grocery programs, where she was able to stock up on fresh produce, meats, and other healthy fo
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