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The Greater Chicago Food Depository and the Illinois Department of Human Services partnered to address food insecurity in Cook County.

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  1. The Greater Chicago Food Depository reported food insecurity in the West and South Sides, while Brandon Johnson prioritized food access in both areas.

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The Greater Chicago Food Depository and the Illinois Department of Human Services partnered to address food insecurity in Cook County.

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  1. The Greater Chicago Food Depository reported food insecurity in the West and South Sides, while Brandon Johnson prioritized food access in both areas.Sub-event
  2. Food insecurity affects households in Chicago as Trump shifts program costs to states.Sub-event
  3. Food Depository and state agency partner on FRESH Program to combat food insecurity in Cook County.1 source

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