As record inflation causes food prices to skyrocket, food pantries are needed more than ever by those struggling to make ends meet. Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma has introduced a new concept for giving food to the hungry in the Tulsa area. The Market at Catholic Charities opened in April after a $5 million, year-long renovation. The Market allows those in need of food to "shop" for the healthy foods they will enjoy. It looks like a grocery store, but no money changes hands.
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