Kroger Mid-Atlantic recently donated $55,000 to Feed More in continued support of the hunger-relief organization’s Mobile Pantry Program.
In May, Blackbaud, a software platform used in the U.S. and around the world, had a data breach that affected many of its 45,000 clients, including schools, nonprofits, religious organizations, and hospitals.
The “We Care” COVID-19 Virginia Emergency Food Support Plan will provide free and accessible meals and nourishment to families during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.
Ferrovial awarded a generous grant to Feed More, enabling the hunger-relief organization to distribute hundreds of thousands of meals to those in need across 29 counties and five cities in Central Virginia.
Kroger Mid-Atlantic presented nine of Feed More’s Agency Network members with grants to obtain critically needed resources that will strengthen programming and expand outreach to people struggling with hunger throughout Central Virginia.
Feed More’s Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) will once again be providing free breakfast and lunch meals to thousands of children and teens this summer.
Feed More has hired seven cooks from local restaurants to work in the Steve and Sarah Bayard Community Kitchen thanks to a grant from The Community Foundation for a greater Richmond’s Central Virginia COVID-19 Response Fund.
Feed More, our staff, Agency Network members and volunteers provide essential service to the communities we serve and will continue to do so as the COVID-19 public health crisis evolves.
With the support of our community and as one of the backbone nonprofits in the area, we’re here for our neighbors when they need us!
Our hearts go out to those who have already been impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19). Although we do not yet know how this outbreak will impact Central Virginia, we are monitoring its status closely and doing everything we can to ensure those who depend on us, and your investment, continue to receive nutritious food.
