Those attending should enter the fairgrounds through Gate 3. People receiving food should stay in their cars and wear masks while communicating with staff, volunteers and the Ohio Army National Guard, Terry Perdue, Shared Harvest executive director stated in a release.
Foods received may vary, but families will receive pork, chicken, dairy items and fresh seasonal produce. Anyone with questions can call the Shared Harvest Foodbank call center at 513-881-9024.
Following are incomes at 230% of the federal poverty level by household size:
1 - $29,348
2 - $39,652
3 - $49,956
4 - $60,260
5 - $70,564
6 - $80,868
“As we continue to experience record numbers of people who are unemployed in our community, and the slow rollout of federal programs to alleviate the burden on families in need, we are offering community based, drive-thru food distributions to help bridge the gap,” Perdue said.
This will be the third distribution at the Warren County Fairgrounds, which is offering the space without charge, he said.
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