Hope in the form of food pantries at local schools

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DELIVERING THE GOODS: Dustin Ford, left, community specialist in the Providence school system in charge of the Mount Pleasant High School food pantry, and John Nagbe, community outreach manager at We Share Hope, deliver donations to the high school’s recently opened food pantry, which provides students with food during holiday breaks, nights and weekends.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
DELIVERING THE GOODS: Dustin Ford, left, community specialist in the Providence school system in charge of the Mount Pleasant High School food pantry, and John Nagbe, community outreach manager at We Share Hope, deliver donations to the high school’s recently opened food pantry, which provides students with food during holiday breaks, nights and weekends.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

When nonprofit leaders describe current conditions in their communities, the term “perfect storm” comes up. One of the places where the storm is most visible is the We Share Hope food pantry and low-cost market, as described by the organization’s executive director, Johanna Corcoran. “It’s pretty staggering,” Corcoran said of the need this year. “We’re

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