This is the first week of Hunger Action Month and Kentuckians are stepping up to take care of their neighbors. On Tuesday, Lieutenant Governor Coleman and I visited Jackson county, where we joined leaders from The Christian Appalachian Project opened their expanded food pantry in McKee. The food pantry has served that community for 40 years. Last year, they provided meals for more than 6,400 families. Their new location is going to triple their capacity so that they can help each other even more. (22:34–22:42)
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