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Across South Carolina, gardeners and farmers are searching for food security solutions from small-scale farms to hospital campus gardens.
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The USDA has paid for school breakfast and lunch for all students for more than two years. When that stops on July 1, school districts and parents might have to contend with food insecurity in ways they weren't expecting amid rising inflation and choked supply chains.
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The Mobile Pantry program is part of a larger, school-district-wide effort to address community food insecurity — an issue that has affected Rock Hill and a substantial part of South Carolina, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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For ways you can help, scroll down to the bottom of this story.On the upside, South Carolina is a bounteous food state. We grow almost 5 million acres…