Every year, hundreds of homeless and poor citizens in Chicago struggle to find their next meal. Whether they live in shelters or residences in low-income neighborhoods, food is scarce. However, there are thousands of food pantries prepping hot meals daily and grocery bags weekly for those in need. Although officials reported a 16 percent drop in homelessness in the city, that number is inaccurate due to the impact of the pandemic according to The Real Deal. Since the rise of grocery prices, many residents, especially in predominately black areas, must limit their food intake to spread out what’s left. The Greater Chicago Food Depository is working to bring food, dignity, and hope into Chicago. They act has a hub for a network of over 700 food pantries, soup kitchens, and more. Many individuals aren’t informed about where and how to get access to the free food, so here’s where you or someone in need can get your next meal. Healthy Student Markets Healthy Student Markets are in...
