Check Out the 21st Annual Canstruction Exhibit
How often do you get the chance to see more than a dozen pieces of art made entirely out of thousands of canned goods? Now is your chance. The 21st Annual Cincinnati Canstruction exhibit is on display at select locations. To find out where you can see the structures and learn more about the impact that it has on the Freestore Foodbank’s efforts…Click here.
Volunteering Makes You Belong!
Tim Wharton worked as a chef for many years until his back gave out. He started volunteering at the Freestore Foodbank in order to meet the work requirement s for SNAP. However, it soon became his passion. Tim LOVES being a part of the Freestore Foodbank team and makes a huge difference in our Food Room as a volunteer.
Matthew Behrensmeyer: Running the Race of Volunteerism
Matthew Behrensmeyer is the Latin teacher at Beechwood High School in Fort Mitchell, KY. Every year he participates in the Freestore Foodbank’s Hunger Walk, finishing in first place last year. He also leads a team of students every year from Beechwood High who volunteer at the event – working the water stops and helping out in a multitude of different ways. Matthew finds it infinitely fulfilling to be able to inspire his students to volunteer as often as they can.
The Giving Fields: A Chance to Volunteer as a Family!
The Finns value spending time together as a family and they especially appreciate the opportunity to do good together. The Giving Fields offers just that — a pristine 10-acre farm in Northern Kentucky where you can volunteer as a family – planting, growing, weeding and harvesting fresh fruits and vegetables which go into providing healthy meals for our neighbors in Kentucky.
