School Pantries were designed to provide permanent on-site food assistance at local schools with high food insecurity rates. This newer method of addressing food insecurity for families places pantries on school grounds with the purpose of having year-round accessibility to meal prep items, student-friendly snacks, and health and hygiene items.
Each Friday during the school year, Freestore Foodbank sends packs of food, known as Power Packs, home with students to ensure they have something to eat on weekends. Each Power Pack contains over a dozen food items, which are shelf-stable and kid-friendly.
Your monthly generosity brings stability and hope to our neighbors in the tristate who face hunger. Every dollar you donate can help us provide up to three meals, making a significant difference in the lives of children, seniors, and families in our community.
Volunteers are a vital part of our strategic plan to provide meals to hungry children and families in our tristate area. Every time you volunteer, you will leave knowing that you have helped to provide Food, Connection and Hope for our neighbors in need.
Canned Food Drive versus Virtual Food Drive, what's the difference? In the post pandemic world, many things have changed. While Canned Food Drives used to be the only option for donating food, in recent years virtual food drives have paved the way for new ways to give.
Table of Contents Introduction The Impact of Virtual Food Drives on Freestore Foodbank and the Community How to Promote Your Virtual Food Drive for Freestore Foodbank Tips for Making Your Virtual Food Drive for Freestore Foodbank a Success The Benefits of Hosting a Virtual Food Drive for Freestore Foodbank [...]
Logistics, Inventory Management, Facilities Management and Transportation (LIFT) offers an opportunity for unemployed and underemployed adults in the tristate to become trained in a growing field, providing essential job skills.
Cincinnati COOKS! is a free culinary job training program for under- and unemployed individuals. During the 10-week course, students learn the mechanics of a commercial kitchen, as well as professional and life skills to ensure success in the food service industry and in their personal lives.
Freestore Foodbank understands that many families struggle with putting food on the table, especially during difficult times. That’s why we are here to help. We are committed to building trust and ensuring that everyone in our community has access to the resources they need to thrive.
At Freestore Foodbank, every family has a story, and Supreese’s is one of incredible resilience and gratitude. A mother of three, Supreese juggles the challenges of raising her children and pursuing her dream of becoming financially independent.
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