VIEW OPEN POSITIONS BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND LEADERSHIP Kreg Keesee President & CEO Freestore Foodbank The Freestore Foodbank team is comprised of more than 100 employees working together to solve hunger. With one in seven neighbors in our tristate area at risk of hunger, we are [read]
Freestore Foodbank Representative Payee Program is here to assist you to achieve greater stability by helping you to define key areas in your life that create barriers to obtaining and maintaining employment. We Focus on Five Specific Areas: Preparation of a monthly budget and distribution. Overseeing and reviewing customers [read]
As the Freestore Foodbank works to solve the critical issue of hunger for the over 273,000 food insecure residents of our region, helping neighbors in need build self-sufficiency is essential. During the intake process for emergency food assistance at our Customer Connection Center, Freestore Foodbank employees discover why people are coming to us for help. A majority of people report they are unable to secure and maintain stable employment due to a lack of education/training and other barriers.
April was Volunteer Appreciation Month and we spent time and effort recognizing the over 11,000 volunteers who help us every year. We also spent a day in Columbus meeting with state legislators to call for a Comprehensive Approach to Hunger Relief in the state budget. [su_spacer size=”5″] Thank you Tyson [read]
Congratulations to the winners of CANstruction 2019 Proud and excited to share pictures of completed CANstruction 2019 structures! We are thankful to the talented architects, engineers and designers who helped build them. Thank you for your creativity and generosity. [su_button url=”https://bit.ly/2UGzosa” target=”blank” style=”flat” background=”#F7A11A” size=”6″ wide=”yes” radius=”round” icon=”icon: file-pdf-o”]VIEW FACEBOOK [read]
Power Pack is Freestore Foodbank’s largest anti-hunger program for children, bringing essential food to 5,200 students at their schools every Friday. Recent grants from the Charles H. Dater Foundation, Tyson Foods and the William P. Anderson Foundation are critical to the success of this program. “Hunger relief is the primary [read]
The young lady who walked into my office wore a trendy Avengers t-shirt and smiled at me with an endearing twinkle in her eye. She had short hair and almost immediately, I was struck be her poise and self-confidence. Jenna Tharrington, a senior at Oak Hills High School is one [read]
[su_youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo8TYjOwTTY&feature=youtu.be” height=”340″ autohide=”yes” showinfo=”no” rel=”no” modestbranding=”yes” theme=”light”] [su_note]Call 513-381-SNAP (7627) for more information between 8:30 am – 3:00 pm EST.[/su_note] Food stamps or SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits help put groceries and food on the table for people experiencing hunger. These temporary benefits are based on income and [read]
February was a busy and fulfilling time for those of us who engage in advocacy. The Freestore Foodbank joined Feeding America and the Kentucky Association of Foodbanks in their advocacy efforts last month. In early February we spent time in Frankfort, KY meeting with our state legislators and sharing information [read]
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