In fiscal year 2021, Second Harvest distributed almost 60 million pounds of food through their partner network to an average of 490,000 individuals each month. This summer the NCI Internship Program hosted 42 interns among 30 employers in various fields. вЂњThe fact that inflation is at record levels makes this summer even more challenging for families facing food insecurity.вЂќ

вЂњThe reality for many children is that school lunches are one of the few sources of steady nutrition once schoolвЂ™s out, that reliability vanishes in a flash and increases their risk of food insecurity,вЂќ said Claudia Keller, CEO of Second Harvest, in the news release. Second Harvest will offer meals that include healthy morning and afternoon snacks and lunches such as chicken wraps, turkey sandwiches, fruit and milk, among other foods. Funding Amount: New Harvest Foundation will consider funding grants for up to 10,000.00. To find the nearest open site, call 211 or text 898211 for hours of distribution. The program will allow children at risk of hunger to have access to nutritious lunches and snacks during summer break. Thank you.ДЄfter being forced to close after-school food programs during the COVID-19 pandemic, Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County kicked off its 2022 Summer Food Service Program on June 1 at 39 sites throughout the county.ДЇree meals will be provided to all children, without eligibility documentation, who are 18 years of age and younger, according to a news release. Learn more about our new InsiderвЂ™s program here. The Foundation awards annual grants in the amount of 10,000 each.

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Bob maintains a busy travel schedule, training church leaders around the world to carry out Biblical, wholistic ministry. The mission of Kingdom Harvest is to grow an economic system based on Kingdom principles. The logo of Sacred Harvest Foundation is a lima bean, which is representative of the crop that SusieвЂ™s family used to grow on their original home ranch in. David is a native of Martinsville and is a 1982 graduate of Randolph-Macon College with a BA in Political Science.Дavid brings a wealth of experience to the Harvest Foundation Board, having worked in numerous management positions with large and small companies in building management teams and preparing them for accelerated growth. Bob Moffitt serves as the executive director of the Harvest Foundation which he founded in 1981. In 2003, Steve and Susie Perry founded the Sacred Harvest Foundation with the hope to bringing GodвЂ™s shalom to the communities of Orange County, Maui, and Mindanao in the Philippines. is the founder and president of Solid Stone Fabrics.

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