The Des Moines Area Religious Council Food Pantry Network said it has served more individual families in June than they ever have before, and it cannot keep up with the demand.Watch video here. The DMARC Food Pantry Network consists of 12 separate pantry sites. It is the largest food pantry in Iowa.Sarai Rice, DMARC executive director, said the cash donations are lagging behind with a lot more people coming to the pantries. Rice said the organization has no choice but to cut back on its family meal packs.Normally families can receive a package of four days of meals once a month.However, families will only see three days of meals beginning Aug. 1.“We can see that it will be increasing and will last for quite a while, and we just don’t have the resources to meet that much demand,” Rice said.DMARC served 27 percent more families compared to the same time in 2014, and served 21.3 percent more individuals. Four hundred twenty four families have used a food pantry for the first time.“In terms of light at the end of the tunnel, it really depends on the response from the community,” Rice said.Officials said they need all the help they can get. Those who would like to make donations to the organization can visit DMARCUnited.org. The organization will also accept vegetable donations from gardens.