Earlier this week, Second Harvest hosted elected officials and staff from Orange County cities for a Civic Engagement Event. Our city leaders are vital partners in our work to end food insecurity in every OC community. Thank you to those who attended and took the time to learn about and support the Food Bank! #WeFeedOC #SecondHarvest #Foodbank
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Faces of hunger can be anyone – even those you might not expect. That's why organizations like the Chattanooga Area Food Bank are so important! Our team was honored to produce a #brandvideo showcasing one of their distribution centers. Watch the video and join us in supporting their mission to end hunger!
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📈In a recent study released by the Ohio Association of Food Banks, 68% of Ohioans had to choose between food and transportation, and 66% had to choose between food and utilities. 🥦🚫Food insecurity is prevalent not only throughout the United States but right here in our community. 📕Read more about how the Greater Cleveland Food Bank has been working to expand its capacity, and the capacity of community partners, to address hunger today, tomorrow, and for a lifetime. 📕 READ MORE HERE: https://rb.gy/la4cj . . #endhunger #endchildhunger #cleveland #clevelandresources #endfoodinsecurity #foodinsecurity
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We are thrilled to share an exciting announcement! 🎉 During Feed 5000, we were honored to serve Aurora Public Schools for the first time, providing them with 40 boxes of essential food. The experience was incredibly rewarding, and we are thrilled to announce our ongoing partnership with them. Together, we look forward to positively impacting and fostering a stronger community. #CommunityPartnership #Feed5000 #AuroraPublicSchools #Feed5000 #community #food #foodbanks #partnership Read less
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Please message as herein annexed has already been transmitted to US Medias (press), few NJ County Governments and US government to mention fewest names accordingly. Furthermore, there is no "definite statement" except reckless "brazen egregiousness" that can be legally discerned from any ordinances mandating those Nonprofit or Not-for-Profit or For-Profit individual or organizations free feeding or any member of the public to use existing food "pantries or soup kitchens" especially, for reasoning that "Mobile food vending (selling) trucks" like the one currently used by "Solidarity Path Project" Organization for free feeding of any member of the public is still legally "allowed & o.k" within City of Newark, NJ, accordingly. Essentially, what movant is positioning progressively is that there is beyond Prima facie evidence, for asserting gingerly, nimbly, that Mayor Ras J. Baraka (Democrat) and his “legislative or policy” advisers as include press adviser are at the least awfully, unquestionably coming again fundamentally, flawed ab-initio needing immediate remedial action deployed accordingly. Elucidating further is that there can be no room for sophisticated fundamental method of menacing, domestic terrorism or illegal militia. Especially, for the reasoning that time-tested public law has asserted that State of New Jersey registered certified businesses are not subject to local ordinances (city code) except to extent NJ legislature or federal legislature previously clearly approved. This implicitly imply that likes of Solidarity Path Project once fully granted US IRS 501 (C) approval cannot be subject to egregious fascism local ordinance that does not help in-equity in wealth & income which normally has hitherto enabled all even those of “window’s mite” capacity (ability) participate in therapeutic living social economic activities meritoriously. Mayor Ras J. Baraka cannot factually substantiate that there is 55 food pantries & soup kitchens throughout the City. Especially, for the reasoning that any food pantry & soup kitchen registered as serving Essex county residents cannot be considered as member of City of Newark’ food pantry & soup kitchen even to the full knowing of Mr. Ras J. Baraka or Mayor Ras J. Baraka accordingly. -----lease see duly annexed substantiation exhibit publications below. Please kindly, click below for your listening pleasure! https://lnkd.in/eDAyZibR Deceptive business practices are an offense & avoid all appearance of impropriety as hitherto declared mandatory by Cannons of judicial conduct codes also known as rules governing the courts accordingly. Respectfully communicated with thanks for your attention, digesting & responsible application favor compelling public good agenda! Sincerely Ever Devotedly Yours In Deepest Ocean Love Crucible of Justified Justice Dispensed, Academic & Professional Integrity, Signed: Researcher, President & CEO of Agourmp Global Solution Inc.®---Pro-se.
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Numbers don't lie. Here are shocking statistics about food insecurity in Clark County. We need YOUR support to make a lasting impact. Together, we can change these numbers! #feedingtheirdreams #weneedyourhelp #servingourkids #givingtuesday #communitypartnerships #foodbank #foodinsecurity #fooddonation
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Appalachian Foodways Practitioner | Holistic Health Practitioner | Birthworker | Community Organizer | Women’s Wellness Advocate | Food & Land Justice Advocate.
A year from today, we were asked: “What will it take to create a more accessible, equitable, and complete food security system?” • We laid a foundation to this question and part of our solution is- solving food apartheid by recreating our own food system in East Knoxville through a Black led movement. • • We had the pleasure of presenting our year one shareout of our impact report. We are honored to be a part of the food and land justice work in our city. It excites us to think about the future of Black Knoxville's Food Landscape in East Knoxville. We wouldn't be able to do this work without United Way Greater Knoxville, Canvas Can Do Miracles, 3 Cubed plus a plethora of other partners who fund and support our movement. • • To think we are just at Y1 & have covered so much ground is astonishing. Again, we couldn’t do this without a receptive community, committed volunteers, aligned collaborators & partners. Last year, we had an ambition goal of establishing 100 gardens in the city by year 1. Well, we will have a count of 167 gardens on the ground by December 2023. It’s an honor to lead this collective as it takes courage, grit, and fortitude to do this work while sowing seeds of resistance and wisdom. Knox County United Way #foodapartheid #growfoodnotlawns #foodrevolution #oppressivefoodsystems #dismantlethesystem #foodjustice #redlining #foodswamp #thecoloroflaw #foodinsecurity #fooddisparities #supportlocal #community #foodmovement #meikmeals #battlefieldfarms #ROOTEDEAST #thefoodfighters #eastsidefoodnetwork #powertothepeople #restoration #foodiscurrency #decolonizeourfoodsystems
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Check out this feature story!
Food insecurity impacts our neighbors in every zip code of Washtenaw County. Food Gatherers and our network of partners are working hard to increase food access for anyone in need. We were proud to welcome Meredith Bruckner from CBS News Detroit to get to know the mission and impact of Food Gatherers and two of our Ypsilanti-based hunger-relief partners, Greater Faith Mission and Word of Deliverance Church. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/gsx9dRmr
Washtenaw County food bank helping communities fight food insecurities
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Organizations addressing food insecurity with their neighbors want to do more, and they want to reach neighbors they currently are missing. We know this from surveying over 1,000 local organziations across the country. If you want to see how your community compares, and learn some tools for encouraging adoption of Neighbor Centered Practices, reach out to me! #NeighborCentered #foodinsecurity #Equityinpractice
"What percent of agencies in the Feeding America network are highly ready to serve more neighbors now?" The number might surprise you... 72% of over 1,000 agencies surveyed across the country said they are highly ready to serve more neighbors NOW! SWIM can help you understand the Neighbor Centered Practices they are interested in implementing to reach new neighbors and the ways food banks can partner with local agencies to bring their expertise and passion to the work. #BetterTogether #NeighborCentered
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Unlocked story!🔓 Read this OC Leader Board written by Claudia Bonilla Keller, MPA, CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County, to learn more about how the organization is fighting hunger in OC. #OCBJ #OCNews #OrangeCounty
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Did you know that food insecurity affects rural America in the following ways: *In 2021, 11% of rural households were food insecure. *9 out of 10 counties with the highest food insecurity rates are rural. *Rural communities make up 63% of all U.S counties, but 87% of counties with the highest food insecurity rates. *Food insecurity is linked to a wide range of negative health outcomes, and rural Americans are at higher risk for poor health outcomes than their urban counterparts. *Although food security is slightly higher in rural areas than in urban areas, 12.5% of individuals living in rural communities were food insecure in 2019. Your dollars make a difference. Every $1 = 2 meals. Start your new year off right and donate today!
There is only one place for neighbors to buy groceries in Sabetha, a rural Kansas town that is home to fewer than 3,000 people. That means if someone can't find the nutritious foods that meet their needs—or isn't able to afford them—they are left with little to no options. Luckily, the town's community food pantry is there to help fill the meal gap when times are difficult and uncertain.
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