LEMOYNE, Pa. (WHTM) — Midstate food pantries are keeping busy as the need for food assistance continues to grow, especially with the ongoing federal government shutdown.
“This place is great,” said Joseph Thomas of Cumberland County. “The people are great here.”
Thomas is just one of many who benefit from the nonprofit organization, New Hope Ministries.
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“Well, I was in a car accident,” Thomas shared. “I couldn’t work because I got hurt pretty bad and then at some point, they helped me get food and stuff.”…