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In the Flathead Valley today hunger looks like invisible strain, sudden surges, and seasonal pressure: people who are one bill away from skipping meals, families relying on emergency distributions and government assistance, elders rationing prescriptions to afford food, and kids who lose steady access to nutritious meals when school is out. This is a place that used to be rich in harvests and community spirit, and neighbors helping neighbors. The Shape of Need Household Insta

Welcome to the next installment of our Waste Not Want Not November Series , where we turn overlooked scraps into delicious, useful, and money-saving creations. As a gardening blogger who’s built a six-figure brand on sustainability and abundance, I know firsthand how powerful these small shifts can be—for your wallet, your soil, and your soul. 🍎 Apple Scrap Vinegar Perfect for:  Salad dressings, cleaning, and even garden pest control. Recipe: Fill a jar ¾ full with apple pee

As we enter November, a month dedicated to reflection and gratitude, the phrase "Waste Not Want Not" holds special relevance. This idea urges individuals and communities to rethink how they consume food and other resources. It highlights the importance of waste reduction, which not only addresses environmental issues but also enhances financial stability and fosters social equity. The campaign primarily focuses on food waste, a critical issue affecting millions worldwide. By

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