But why is the data component important as well?

Data has been a huge part of this from the beginning.

We need to make sure we learn from this.

We take what we learn and we move on.

And so collecting data of how many people were served, what were the resources that they were referred to, what were they in need of, how much time did it take? That is just as important as the qualitative data that we gather from neighbors in need, hearing their stories, but then being able to identify, okay, here's a need.

People are accessing pantries at this time.

Maybe it makes sense to open a pantry at another time.

What collaboration are you seeing maybe now that you didn't see before?