SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane City Council and city employees are organizing a community food drive and fundraiser to benefit the Zilch and Bite2Go programs.

The initiative aims to combat food insecurity in the area, the city announced in a release.

“I am grateful for this work to address food insecurity. It’s about more than meals, it’s about dignity and stability,” said Council Member Paul Dillon. “This effort will help support student retention, long-term community health, and help everyone thrive.”

Bite2Go’s website highlights that one in five children in the region face food shortages, affecting their ability to focus and learn in school. The community is encouraged to donate to ensure no child goes hungry.

Council Member Michael Cathcart encourages participation.

“If attending a

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