BY: Ashley Portillo
Some local volunteers are serving up comfort food and positivity to people in need in the Pueblo and El Paso County communities. It's part of a nation-wide grassroots effort called "Lasagna Love," which kicked off in the beginning of the pandemic.
Members of the community volunteer their time, by buying fresh ingredients, and making home-made lasagnas every week. They deliver the meals to families in the community, who may be going through a hard time or facing food insecurity during the pandemic.
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