Food insecurity — or not knowing where your next meal will come from — is a serious problem for Alabamians, as well as people across the country. Thankfully, volunteers and organizations are still willing to step in to help meet life’s everyday needs.
In Central Alabama, roughly one in six people and one in five children experience food insecurity.
Norfolk Southern reports the Community Food Bank of Central Alabama and Magic City Harvest received a combined $40,000 from the company this year to expand hunger-relief efforts in Birmingham…