Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank feeling pain of inflation, too

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Rising prices for both food and gasoline are hitting the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank hard. Rising gas prices are affecting the food bank’s ability to pick up and deliver food, says CEO and President Mike Manning. Food bank staff members usually drive all over town to pick up from retail stores and deliver to

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