Under the impact of COVID-19’s acceleration doctrine, the US economy is in deep mire of recession, and more and more people are facing the crisis of food shortage. According to data released by domestic relief organizations in the United States, about 54 million Americans lack enough food this year, an increase of 45% over 2019, equivalent to about one sixth of the total population of the United States. Large numbers of people lined up to receive relief food has become a common sight all over the United States.