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Leaders of Walworth County's only food bank officially get the keys to their future location

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Leaders of Walworth County's only food bank officially get the keys to their future location — Shorewood Health news

The Bridge Food Diaper Bank serves thousands of needy Walworth County residents a year, but they have run out of space. They will soon have a larger headquarters just up the road. The Bridge announced their purchase of the former Sperino's Pizza and Monte Carlo Room in Elkhorn this week, which has sat vacant for several years. Executive director Tammy Dunn hopes to open the new food and diaper bank by this April."To our guests, to be able to give them that dignity, it's everything," Dunn said. "With the space we're in, we can serve 2,500 unique households every year. With the new space, we're going to get closer to the 14,000 households in Walworth County that need help." Dunn said their cramped operations inside of a former health clinic in Elkhorn is a reminder of how much hunger exists in one of Wisconsin's wealthiest counties."One third of the residents of Walworth County are food insecure," Dunn said. "Some people can't believe it and say, 'Not here in Walworth County.' Yes, rig

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