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Rappahannock Food Pantry in Virginia helps low-income residents survive the rising costs of living.

A network in Western New York is helping residents overcome barriers to connect to resources

Four cousins honor the legacy of their grandparents by feeding and caring for people experiencing homelessness in Austin.

Every week for the past eight years, Janet Matzen has been cooking as a form of service and activism.

With buildings closed, the Austin Public Library shifts resources to maintain public service.

Dining room managers for Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa are still serving meals, but miss gathering around a table.

Amy Price is fundraising for Austin’s homeless in an altered landscape, and from a distance.

Austin Doerr is trying to hold on to his family’s small business in the wake of stay-at-home orders.

Homeless, living with HIV, and lacking antiretroviral medication, Bella Casebolt is fighting to survive.

For the president and CEO of Samaritan House, protecting at-risk residents during the COVID-19 crisis requires vigilance and hope.

For many Texans concerned during the COVID-19 crisis, the 211 hotline offers verified information, reassurance, resources, and compassion.

For Oakland’s unhoused population, survival during the COVID-19 crisis becomes harder by the day, but advocate Derrick Soo isn’t slowing down.

Two mental and spiritual wellness experts share insights on caring for ourselves and others as we enter a new phase of separation.