Non-profit helps feed the hungry

“By giving meat to these hunger relief agencies, we are also providing a nutritional option that can help not just feed people but also make sure they have proper nutrition so our children can have full bellies and focus better,” DeForest said. By Terra Konieczny October 18, 2022 | 8:43pm EDT Hunting season started in October…

Large donation will help feed the hungry

Representatives from 14 credit unions and three legislators delivered 3,035 pounds of non-perishable food items and donated $26,100 to Philabundance’s South Philadelphia warehouse on July 14. The donation collaboration included Senator Maria Collett, Representative Jennifer O’Mara, Representative Mike Zabel, American Heritage Federal Credit Union, Ardent Credit Union, BHCU, Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union, Freedom Credit…

Please How We Met: Faith group, nonprofit work to feed hungr

Over the course of two days in May, 1,018 volunteers in the San Ramon Valley and beyond — many from Interfaith–San Ramon Valley (I-SRV) and local schools — prepared 212,000 life-saving meals for malnourished children in other countries. The event, funded through the local community and the LDS Humanitarian Services in Salt Lake City, benefited…

‘Feed My Starving Children’ charity bags up food in Cape Girarde

A “Feed My Starving Children” event at the Osage Centre in Cape Girardeau brought in more than 3,600 volunteers to bag up food for those in need on Sunday, Dec. 4. Tables were filled with people as they bagged pouches filled with rice, soy, vegetables and vitamins. The organization’s goal was to bag up one million bags…

Charity food program on pace to pack 22K meals for children in need

Source: WPSD / Robert Bradfield School is back in session in Murray, and Morgan Carman is noticing a sad reality. “Our students come to school, and they are starving,” Carman told Local 6. In the two and a half weeks since school started, she’s counted 50 children who are not getting enough nutrition at home. In…

Man’s response to hungry kid a lesson in opportunity, not just charity

Source: The Commercial Appeal / David Waters It’s not just the feel-good story of this miserably hot summer. It’s a parable for a community that is one of the nation’s most generous and most impoverished. It’s also an allegory for a city and a nation still struggling mightily to recognize and reconcile its systemic racism,…