Gary Food Collective Co-op receives $85,000 grant

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Gary Food Collective Co-op receives $85,000 grant

Legacy Foundation and the City of Gary have awarded a combined $85,000 to the Gary Food Collective Co-op, a community-driven initiative led by Family Life Community Center. This program aims to tackle food insecurity, promote economic growth, and empower Gary residents by expanding cooperative food programs throughout the city. The funding, provided by the John […]

Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group

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