For Maurice Wince, helping community members access food with dignity and choice looks like asking what they want to see on the shelves of his Sherman Park Grocery Store, 4315 W. Fond du Lac Ave.
“Because I got multigenerational folks walking in the grocery store and saying, ‘Hey, if you get this, I’m coming back,’” he said at the African American Roundtable’s Food Access Town Hall on April 25.
The African American Roundtable plans to officially launch the Feed the Change MKE campaign with a press conference and resource fair from noon to 2:30 p.m. on May 30 at Greater Holy Temple Christian Academy, 9520 W. Allyn St…