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September 14, 2017Help Hurricane Irma Victims with a Virtual Food Drive
Author: Maria Shanley
Our Hope for the Holidays virtual food drive campaign helps provide food immediately to those less fortunate during the holiday season.
We’ve launched our tool early this year to help Hurricane Irma victims. In times of disaster, Second Harvest Food Bank and its network of 550 nonprofit feeding partners represent a vital emergency food supply for the community.
Now more than ever, our community needs Hunger Heroes. You can register as an individual, a company or start your own team. Read More …
Business Insider names Second Harvest as one of the best charities to give to in the wake of Hurricane Irma
Author: Maria ShanleyWe are humbled and honored to be included on this list of local non-profits. We have much work to do in Central Florida to respond to this disaster in the short and long-term and are grateful for your support.
Posted by Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida on Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Hurricane Irma: Ways you can help
Author: Maria Shanley
Good morning, Central Florida! Hurricane Irma disaster relief is in full force. We have three ways you can help feed hope in the days and weeks ahead.
If you are in need of help, please visit our site at http://www.feedhopenow.org/disaster
1. Funds. Donate online: https://goo.gl/ZCQoew
2. Food. Start a Virutal Food Drive or Donate Food. A list of items can be found at http://www.feedhopenow.org/disaster
3. Volunteer. A list of volunteer opportunities is at http://shfbcf.volunteerhub.com/events/indexv1Please do not come to our distribution center for food. If you need assistance, please visit http://www.feedhopenow.org/disaster.
Posted by Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida on Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Mobile Food Drops help provide food for Hurricane Irma Victims
Author: Maria ShanleyIrma Disaster Relief efforts continued this morning with three mobile drops. Faith Neighborhood Center in Groveland, Apostolic Church of Jesus in Altamonte and Operation Love Outreach in Apopka. Over 20,000 lbs of food was distributed to families, seniors and kids in our community.
Second Harvest Food Bank collects, stores and distributes donated food to more than 550 feeding partners in six Central Florida counties: Brevard, Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Volusia.
Below are photos from the food drop at Apostolic Church of Jesus in Altamonte.
Our friends from Tennessee
Author: Maria ShanleyA group of friends came to visit today. They saw the need in Florida post-Irma and took action, gathering food and funds…
Posted by Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida on Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Second Harvest Volusia Warehouse distributes over 3,000 lbs of food
Author: Maria ShanleyOur Volusia warehouse distributed over 3,000 pounds of food this morning to Second Harvest feeding partners eager to feed neighbors in need post-Irma.
You can help too at http://www.feedhopenow.org/disaster.
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