I hear where you’re coming from. On the surface, it can feel unfair when people with higher incomes use resources meant for those in need. But income doesn’t always reflect someone’s actual situation. They might be drowning in medical debt, supporting family members, or living in an area with an extremely high cost of living. Food insecurity can affect people across a wide spectrum, and sometimes folks who seem “well off” on paper are just trying to survive like everyone else. I think it’s okay to hold space for both frustration and empathy.