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Trust me. I am all for helping people with food insecurity. But I see this ALL of the time along the bike trail in Sioux Falls in the downtown area. An organization gives a box of food to transients, they pick out the goodies and leave everything else. During the summer the bike trail literally looks like a food giveaway event blowing in the wind.
I don’t know what the solution is, but I would suggest they eat a hot meal at a facility instead giving them food to go that they just throw away.
“… During the summer, the bike trail literally looks like a food giveaway event blowing in the wind….”
Man, I hope those tin cans don’t confuse and somehow demagnetize some electric motors along the way on that bike trail. 😉 #CrocodileTears
How are they supposed to open those cans? SMH
Is it legal to build campfires out of dead branches to cook along the trail? Giving canned goods to someone with no home/place to prepare a meal is not a smart move.
rufusx, don’t give Neizert any ideas.
“Say, maybe David could find his machete and help with conjuring up some dead branches on the bike trail, huh?”….
You should work here
https://www.svdpsd.com/west-store
St Vincent thrift store going up at major intersection off tea Ellis and w 41st, will bring interesting clientel to this area in a highly visible area, hmm hmm