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December 03, 2019 by BFC
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Holiday Helpings
Guest Author: Courtney Dowe
What does Holiday Helpings mean to our clients? At Bread for the City, it is the opportunity to reduce the burden of poverty for our neighbors and help families maintain traditions, celebrations, and stability. For our clients, it can be a channel to critical resources.
November 25, 2019 by aspringer in Development Food Program Fundraising Holiday Helpings
As 2019’s Holiday Helpings is in full swing, our new Board President weighs in on what the holidays mean to him, why he donates to Holiday Helpings, and why you should get involved, too.
October 31, 2019 by BFC in Development Food Program Holiday Helpings In the Community
It’s the last Holiday Helpings of the decade, we’ve got an ambitious goal (yes, even bigger than last year), and we need YOUR help!
October 11, 2019 by BFC in Development Food Program Volunteering
What an accomplishment! Bread for the City was invited to join CoStar’s National Day of Service and Remembrance packing event on September 11th, and witnessed an incredible effort by 450 DC CoStar team members, who packed 100,000 meals to support local children and families across the district living with food insecurity.
October 10, 2019 by aspringer in Food Access Food Justice Food Program
Bread for the City will launch a two-year Food Home program to address food insecurity in the District, with support from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Center for Healthcare Strategies (CHCS).
October 10, 2019 by aspringer in Food Access Food Justice Food Program
Bread for the City’s free farmers market was featured as one of “DC’s Champions of Healthy Eating” in an On Tap Magazine article.
October 03, 2019 by BFC in Advocacy Food Justice Food Program Public Benefits
We raised our voices about an offensive food stamps campaign. DHS listened.
September 12, 2019 by BFC in Advocacy Food Justice In the Community Racial Justice
Join us tonight (9/12) at our NW Center from 5:30 p.m. – 9 p.m. for the opening reception of Transaction Denied, an art installation that tells the story of thousands of people seeking help paying for food and the broken and unjust system they encounter in our nation’s capitol. The installation will run through September 31.
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