Utahns Against Hunger

Summit: Weber agencies' problems growing along with clients' woes

OGDEN -- Federal money to help the Top of Utah's poor is drying up as the number of people looking for help is rising, putting agencies that work with the poor in a financial bind.

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Volunteers organize carts of food at the Joyce Hansen Hall Food Bank in Ogden earlier this year. Run by Catholic Community Services, it is one of several local food banks run by churches.

Churches step up to feed hungry

OGDEN -- When members of Hope Resurrected Church were looking for a location where they could expand their operation, room for their food bank was a prime consideration.

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