By Suzanne Tormollen Food insecurity continues to be a challenge, especially for children in Orange County where nearly 7,000 kids are on free or reduced meals and therefore can be considered food insecure. Luckily, we are fortunate to live in a community where families have access to additional food support through several organizations including TABLE – we are currently feeding 1,000 kids each week and have designed our programs to provide kids with access specifically to fresh, healthy food through at-home deliveries. But, giving children the nutritious food their bodies need to grow only addresses one of the issues associated with food insecurity. That’s why every month, TABLE children
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