Kids & Family
Mass. Food Pantry Concerned About Supply Amid Government Shutdown, Growing Demand
As the price of groceries continues to rise, the Hebron Food Pantry in Attleboro is making changes in hopes of serving more families.
October 6, 2025
As the price of groceries continues to rise, the Hebron Food Pantry in Attleboro, Massachusetts, is making changes in hopes of serving more families.
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"Starting October 13, our clients who normally shop once a week, are now switching over to a bi-weekly shopping experience," said Heather Porreca, the pantry's president.
For years, the Hebron Food Pantry has served thousands of families in need. Porreca says they currently handle more than 800 appointments every week and the shift is necessary.
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