Post by CDC Foundation

The 250 residents of Hoople, North Dakota, count on the local grocery store. Jenna Gullickson and her family have run that store for 10 years. When someone needs something, they open the doors. Keeping that store stocked with fresh, healthy food isn’t simple—but the CDC Foundation’s Hunger, Nutrition and Health Action Collaborative is working to make sure communities like Hoople don’t have to figure it out alone. Because food access is public health. And public health is personal. Your support helps connect communities, strengthen local solutions and expand access to healthy food where it’s needed most. Learn more and give today: https://cdcf.link/4eoUUKo