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December 05, 2018 by Emmy Torruellas in BFC Updates Development Food Program Holiday Helpings
We have one holiday left in our Holiday Helpings campaign. Will you help us reach another 2,300 families by the end of the year?
November 28, 2018 by BFC
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Guest Author: Kristen Kozlowski
With your help, Bread for the City raised over $92,000 on Giving Tuesday. WOW!
September 04, 2018 by BFC
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Guest Author: Kristen Kozlowski
Earlier this month, Bread for the City reached out to our supporters with an urgent problem: the Small Favors Fund, through which we can help clients with immediate emergency financial needs, was nearly depleted. With your help, we met our match!
May 18, 2018 by BFC
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Building On Good Hope
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Guest Author: Emmy Torruellas
Yesterday was a big day for Bread for the City. A BIG ONE. Yesterday, we symbolically broke ground at 1710 Good Hope Road, SE, the future home of our new service center east of the Anacostia River. This day was a long time coming, and was full of excitement, love, and hope.
May 18, 2018 by BFC
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Guest Author: Kristen Kozlowski
Yesterday was Do More 24, the DC region’s annual day of giving. Did we do more?? Read on to find out!
May 17, 2018 by BFC in BFC Updates Building On Good Hope Fundraising
Donate to Bread for the City TODAY, and one of our generous donors will match every donation we receive for our Southeast Center expansion, up to $40,000.
May 16, 2018 by BFC
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Guest Author: George A. Jones, Chief Executive Officer
Bread for the City’s CEO George A. Jones provides an overview of the potential impact of our new Southeast Center.
May 14, 2018 by BFC in Advocacy Building On Good Hope Development
Bread for the City was there for Terri through five daughters and many of life’s ups and downs. “There were times when I got laid off from a job. I’d think, ‘Here we go again.’ But Bread was always there.”
And now, Terri is there for Bread for the City—as a staff member! After going through our community organizers training, she was hired as a community organizer. Today, she helps individuals who are struggling—very much like she was—to find their voices and advocate for their rights. Specifically, Terri is passionate about fighting for affordable housing for residents of the district and has even testified at a District of Columbia Housing Authority commissioners meeting.
Meet Terri and other Southeast Center leaders at the groundbreaking for our new Southeast Center on Thursday, May 17th at 9am. RSVP here: www.breadforthecity.org/groundbreaking.
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