A Letter From Kreg’s Desk (July Edition)
Summer always seems to pass too quickly, and this one has brought big changes for me. I’m honored — and truly grateful — to step into the role of President & CEO at Freestore Foodbank.
Summer always seems to pass too quickly, and this one has brought big changes for me. I’m honored — and truly grateful — to step into the role of President & CEO at Freestore Foodbank.
The Summer Meals Summer Food Service Program gives Freestore Foodbank the opportunity to serve children in need during the summer months when they are away from school. Kids ages 2-18 receive nutritious lunches prepared by Cincinnati COOKS!
Sam carves out some time off campus to volunteer at Freestore Foodbank’s Liberty Street Market.
Mark and Virgie honor their late son by helping children across our tristate area.
Mary Lou is all smiles because she has access to fresh produce and pantry staples at the Bea Taylor Market — all because of you.
Dakota and Gracie volunteer in the food pantry at Manchester Middle and High School.
When times get tough, you help Shana put food on the table for her family.
He may be retiring, but Kurt and his family are making sure their impact continues to be felt for years to come.
Octavia is pictured with the mayor of Cincinnati, Aftab Pureval, who marked August 5 as Kids Cafe Day!
Felicia and her kids are so grateful for places like the Bea Taylor Market.
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