HONOLULU (KHON2) — Experts predict higher costs for goods in the coming months due to tariffs for Canada and Mexico and officials said it’s not good for locals struggling to make ends meet.
Since COVID days, Central Union Church passes out free food every Wednesday to those in need with the help of the Hawaii Foodbank.
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“The food they give us really helps,” said Midge Wright, a Honolulu resident. “They give a lot and it’s good things too. And then we share with others.”
“What’s nice is it’s not just for people on food stamps. It’s for everyone, so anyone can come,” said Brandy Withrow, Honolulu resident. “It just really helps to stretch out the cost of food.”…