Sinaloa.- More help will be needed by 2021 than in 2020 to operate the Culiacán Food Bank in Sinaloa, said Daniel Tapia Sánchez. The Bank’s director mentioned that the January cost always greatly increases demand at the Bank, so it will also be necessary to change its facilities because because of the large demands they have had it is no longer possible to operate in the current ones, so they expect the next government to support them, as the Bank did not.
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“It’s not a month to be said to be going to pick up a lot here. There are no months where there are more or less. It’s very atypical. Suddenly there are many, there are few but as such January there will be a little more for the January slope.”
He said that they could not receive any more donations because the space they had did not allow them, so they hoped that 2021 would be decisive.He commented that in this case the support of companies and citizens would be needed to respond to all demand, since the Food Bank was at a capacity limit of 99 percent, so it could not serve all people. He stressed that people’s solidarity is now more than ever needed, as bank support campaigns that began at the beginning of the pandemic have been abandoned, even though by the end of 2020 the beneficiary pattern was already more than 50,000 people, and is expected to increase by 2021.
