10/08/2026
What happens when you're not sure you'll have enough food for the week?
You worry.
You calculate. You stretch. You skip things. You make choices no one should have to make—groceries or medication, food or a utility bill, your own meal or enough for your children.
And that stress takes a toll.
Research has found a strong connection between food insecurity and mental health, including increased rates of depression, anxiety, psychological distress and sleep problems.
During Mental Illness Awareness Week, we're recognizing something we see every day: food is about more than nutrition.
Having reliable access to food can mean one less worry. One less impossible decision. A little more stability.
That's part of what our community makes possible every time you donate, volunteer, or support the Roselle Community Food Pantry.
Learn how you can support our mission at https://rosellecommunityfoodpantry.com"