Carrington: How to help solve supply chain disruption, nonprofits

It happened seemingly overnight. 

Once jam-packed with potatoes, mushrooms and rice, our grocery store shelves suddenly found themselves barren. And for the first time in most of our lives, many of us experienced the impact of supply chain problems. While some of the dearth of products can be attributed to hoarding or individuals seeking to take advantage of widespread fear and make a quick buck by reselling in-demand goods, the spread of COVID-19 rapidly shifted the situation. 

As news of the global coronavirus pandemic spread, the crisis forced countless organizations — even entire industries — to…