HonorHealth isn’t just doling out medical care – it’s also handing out food to those facing hunger crises.

The local nonprofit healthcare organization – with hospitals in Mesa, Scottsdale and Tempe – is on pace to surpass last year’s numbers, serving over 300 households a day with 5,000 households already served this year – a full 30 days ahead of last year’s record pace.

“People are coming from all over the state to seek help,” spokesman Bill Baer said. “We have seen an increase in numbers due to multiple reasons – the economy and social benefits decreasing such as food stamps and Medicaid.

“HonorHealth recognizes that our patients are just one part of the community we serve. By addressing barriers like food insecurity, we help prevent chronic disease and improve overall well-being. Pr

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