"Food banks will still have food," said Mid-Ohio CEO Matt Habash. Much of the food Mid-Ohio distributes is donated, but donations alone can’t stock a pantry consistently. At Mid-Ohio’s offices in Grove City, the food bank’s director of sourcing sipped her coffee and squinted at her screen, eyes tracking the price-per-pound of cucumbers down to the cent. Racing the clockSome of that food may be headed for Mid-Ohio's Norton Market, a modern food pantry built to feel like a real store in Columbus. If the government cuts food aid?