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The latest edition of Feeding Hope is here!
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Dear Marcia,
Summer can be a difficult time of year for our neighbors facing hunger. With kids on summer break, families that rely on free or reduced-priced school meals often find their grocery budgets do not quite stretch far enough.
But, because of support from caring friends like you, families in North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota, have access to the food they need to put nutritious meals on their tables this summer.
When you read through this edition of Feeding Hope, you will learn about some of the families you are helping and see how your gifts make a difference throughout our communities. I hope these stories inspire you to make another gift today. Remember, every $10 you give helps provide food for 5 local families facing hunger.
Thank you!
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Melissa Sobolik
Chief Executive Officer
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Terri, a devoted grandmother, relies on a food pantry supplied by the Great Plains Food Bank to access nutritious food for her grandkids, who she is raising. Despite rising costs, the food pantry ensures she can keep her family nourished.
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Yesenia, a single mom of eight children, works tirelessly to support her family as an egg harvester. With dreams of becoming a CDL driver, she faces the challenge of providing meals for her children. Your support for the Great Plains Food Bank is making a life-changing difference for Yesenia!
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Josy, a mother of three, is facing financial challenges after taking unpaid leave to care for her newborn. With one income stretched thin, her family relies on their local food pantry, which is supplied by the Great Plains Food Bank. Thanks to generous friends like you, Josy does not have to choose between feeding her children and asking for help.
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Blair and Jodi run Seeds of Hope in Dilworth, Minnesota, a food pantry supplied by the Great Plains Food Bank that serves between 50 and 80 families each week. Guided by kindness and dignity, they offer food, smiles, and support to neighbors in need. These two former chaplains built a community rooted in love and respect. |
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