FEMA’s failings
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My church is the largest center for food distribution to the needy in Los Angeles. Every Saturday we distribute food to between 400 and 500 people.
I am saddened that in November, FEMA’s contribution to us was drastically cut and will probably continue to be lower next year. The government continues to prune the FEMA budget. Food banks all over the country are experiencing scarcities. Those who contribute food and money to these banks need to be aware of this.
ANN MAUPIN
Los Angeles
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