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Community Food Bank's New Warehouse: Fighting Hunger

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The Community Food Bank of Central Alabama is constructing a massive new warehouse in Bessemer, nearly double the size of their current facility. This expansion is crucial as demand has surged, with over 24 million pounds of food distributed in 2021 alone. The new warehouse, set to open in June, will feature increased freezer and cooler space, allowing for more bulk goods and fresh produce. The move will also enable the organization to repurpose their old Birmingham building, strengthening their fight against food insecurity in central Alabama.

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Community Food Bank's New Warehouse: Fighting Hunger

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The Community Food Bank of Central Alabama is deep into building a huge new warehouse in Bessemer almost one year in and still on track for a June move This spot at 4336 turn drive of Lakeshore Parkway clocks in at a hundred and five thousand square feet almost twice the size of there Current 72,000 square foot setup on Robert Jimison Road in Birmingham Demand has them bursting at the scenes right now, so this upgrade is make or break in 2025 alone they shipped out more than 24 million pounds of food through over 300 partners across the region CEO Nicole Williams lays it out straight in security has climbed non-stop since they launched in 1982 spiking even higher after the pandemic and staying there hitting families hard the new digs doubled down on freezer and cooler space too Jumping from 7,400 square feet to over 13,000 making room for way more bulk goods and fresh stuff that doesn't last

With this move locked in they'll flip the old Birmingham building and keep the fight against hunger rolling stronger than ever in central Alabama That's the story for today Birmingham news today driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story

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