On a late afternoon last week on North Van Buren Street in Wilmington, parents filed into the Latin American Community Center to collect their children from day care.

The center also handed out food to members of Delaware's Latino community, which faces higher health and economic risks from the coronavirus epidemic.

"I'm grateful they're doing this," one parent said as he received food while picking up his children.

The nonprofit had to expand its food pantry hours to serve dozens of families seeking food donations, and they care for 131 children whose parents are essential workers, Director of Development Casey Davis said.

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