While the cost of food items like fruits, vegetables and meats has increased over the years, so too has the price tag on things like shampoo, deodorant and laundry detergent.
Hygiene products and other non-food items are referred to as “extras” at the Gander and Area Food Bank, says volunteer Raelene White.
But for people who walk through the food pantry’s doors, these items are more than just a bonus — they’re essentials.
“Everything is important, but the extras just kind of bring those extra little bits of joy,” said White.
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White says she’s had people come into the food bank and scan the
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