As families across the country struggle to find baby formula on their shelves, one North Texas restaurant started giving out formula to those who can't find it.
Many Metroplex moms are connecting through social media, all in the same boat searching for formula. Sunday, she was down to her last can of baby formula for her 2-month-old daughter, Journey.
With experts warning the shortage may continue for months, communities are stepping up in the meantime. "I don’t want mothers to stress, so I want to do what I can," said Benji Arslanovski, owner of Our Place. "I decided to look online and see the stock, they had some."Now he uses the food distributor for his restaurant. One quick post to social media, and it was shared more than 2,000 times. So Arslanovski ordered 20 more and expects them early Monday morning.
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