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Oct 22, 2026
She Has a Good Job. She Still Needs a Food Bank: Oregon's Affordability Crisis
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4:49Lora EdwardsGUEST
It's pretty empty at home, but they give you, they give you fresh produce and meat and grains.
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4:56Lora EdwardsGUEST
And as long as you can be creative with throwing random ingredients together, plus soup and casserole.
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5:05Lora EdwardsGUEST
So we make it work and then, You know, we have a little bit enough to go to the grocery store for things that the food bank can't give you, like cooking oil and staples.
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5:24Lora EdwardsGUEST
After I pay my bills at the end of the month, we have like 700 bucks for all the rest of the expenses, like gas and food and really just gas and food.
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7:07Jessalyn LemkeHOST
Getting through to the end of the month requires a lot of stress inducing work and planning.