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Flathead Food Bank expands services in Flathead Valley due to rising costs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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What happened

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Local nonprofits in the Flathead Valley are expanding services to address community needs, including homelessness. Flathead Food Bank announced it will open a permanent location in Hungry Horse starting November 1. The organization noted that rising prices on essentials like groceries are causing more people to utilize their programs

From nbcmontana.com

Why it matters

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The rising cost of living is directly increasing the demand for essential services provided by nonprofits in the Flathead Valley. This increased need is prompting organizations like Flathead Food Bank to expand their operational capacity and services

From nbcmontana.com

Who's involved

  • Flathead Food BankNonprofit organization expanding services to address community needs
  • Samaritan HouseNonprofit organization providing services addressing homelessness in the Flathead Valley
  • Hungry HorseLocation where Flathead Food Bank is opening a permanent facility

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Flathead Food BankSpeculative

    Flathead Food Bank might see increased funding and demand for services due to the rising cost of living

  • Hungry HorseSpeculative

    Hungry Horse might see increased local demand for services and labor

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