“We teamed up with Whole Foods Market Mt. Washington to make sandwiches for the men and women keeping Baltimore safe. We are so thankful to have them here and they’re pumped for Turkey & Cheese,” one of the supermarket’s local store’s posted on Instagram Tuesday with a photo of members of the National Guard holding up a Whole Foods bag. The post appeared to have been deleted by Wednesday afternoon.

After receiving a wave of backlash for the post, Whole Foods spokeswoman Katie Malloy explained to ABC News: “We’re all Baltimoreans and have supported community organizations for many years to improve lives around our city. Currently, we are providing food and water to children across our city by partnering with rec centers and community organizations, and have been doing so in parallel with providing food and water to first responders.”

Asked why the photo was removed from Instagram and Facebook, the spokeswoman said it’s because it did not “accurately reflect all our local stores are doing to feed people across this city, especially children.