The Salvation Army Opening Affordable Grocery Stores
Salvation Army grocery stores opening across the United States will provide lower income families with better access to healthy foods.
The first-ever national non-profit grocery chain, DMG Foods, has opened in northeast Baltimore. Operated by the Salvation Army, DMG Foods is slated to bring healthy and affordable food to low-income residents in food deserts across the United States.
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