Sixty-four-year-old Gary held a steady job in a factory for many years, until a heart attack left him unable to work and struggling to make ends meet. Once he found out about the Dare to Care program at the Multi-Purpose Community Action center in Taylorsville, he was confident he and his wife would get by. “I come down here every Friday for produce, and I also get a family box once a month. It’s really a God-send to have Dare to Care,” Gary says. He and his wife look forward to everything they receive on distribution days, and are impressed by the efficient process. “The food is good. It’s fresh and always delivered on time. When I get here they are always ready for us. They’re organized and on top of it,” Gary says confidently. Since Dare to Care has profoundly changed Gary’s family, he continually promotes Dare to Care services to other seniors who are in need, but may not be aware help is available. “They have a lot down here. It supplements us tremendously and really helps make ends meet. I am so thankful.” Gary firmly believes, “if it weren’t for Dare to Care, a lot of people would go hungry.”