Food bank calls for help through holidays
Jim Case, branch director of Second Harvest of South Georgia in Albany, said the food bank is suffering reduced food donations through the holidays and could reach a point where those in need are going hungry. Case urges residents to take some time from planning their own holiday meals and donate food or money.
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