Your thoughts: The rising cost of food in the Inland Empire

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The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, The Sun, Press Enterprise and Redlands Daily Facts are working on a series of stories about hunger and food access in the Inland Empire. The increased cost of food and a growing number of "food deserts" in the region has left more and more people food insecure, and relying on food banks and other resources to feed their families.

What does this mean for you and your family? Is it more difficult to feed your family three healthy meals a day? How are you making it work? What resources would help? We want to hear from you.

Your responses will help shape this project and lead to finding real viable solutions.

We're here to listen and learn. Any information you share here will remain private unless we talk with you and receive your permission to use your name.

What are your thoughts on these topics?

Are you affected by any of the following? (check all that apply)

Groceries are too expensive

Not enough grocery stores in my neighborhood

Rely on food bank and/or food pantries

Have you recently worried about not being able to afford groceries?

Yes

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Do you feel that you get enough healthy food for your household?

Yes

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What would make it easier to get more healthy food? (check all that apply)

More grocery stores or farmers markets

More frequent food deliveries

Lower prices at grocery stores

A nearby community garden

A local food pantry

Other services

Are there grocery stores in your neighborhood or do you have to travel? If you have to travel, how many miles?

Would you like to receive updates on this project?

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