The Hispanic Foundation of Idaho is experiencing a surge in demand for their services, with a doubling of families assisted in October compared to September. This increase highlights a growing need for basic necessities like food and warm clothing within the community. The foundation, led by executive director Mari Ramos, emphasizes their role in providing comprehensive support beyond just food assistance. A mothers personal account of seeking help after the government shutdown underscores the critical role they play. The foundation is gearing up for their annual Share the Day event and urgently seeking donations of winter coats to help families stay warm.
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