Outside the Viper Nation Supply Station at Space Coast Junior Senior High School, a line stretches across the entire stage on Tuesdays and Thursdays. “We’ve got a little something for everybody,” explains Victoria, a student volunteer. A storage closet to the side of the stage transformed into a school market where students shop for everything from canned goods to snacks to … [Read more...] about Transforming Student Lives Through Food
Students
Fresh Produce is a Game-changer for Students and Families
One of the most significant gaps in childhood hunger in Central Florida is food resources for students outside of the school cafeteria. Without consistent access to the nutritious foods necessary to learn, grow and thrive, students cannot focus on their lessons or reach their full potential. At Sterling Park Elementary School in Seminole County, PTA volunteers at the … [Read more...] about Fresh Produce is a Game-changer for Students and Families
Transforming Lives: Nate’s Story
After what felt like a year and a half of nothing, Nate knew he needed to do something. He had dreams of going to culinary school but knew he’d have to work for years at a fast-food restaurant to afford even one class. That’s when he learned about Second Harvest Food Bank’s no-cost Culinary Training Program. The moment I heard about the program it felt like hope,” recalls … [Read more...] about Transforming Lives: Nate’s Story
Will you help us celebrate?
21 students are preparing to graduate from Second Harvest's Culinary Training Program in less than a month. This is a pivotal moment in their lives and careers. I want to invite you to be a part of it.These hardworking students deserve a big send-off for reaching this important milestone. I know they will love to receive your message of hope! There is no better way to … [Read more...] about Will you help us celebrate?
New beginnings
A year ago, Enas was at her wit's end. Her husband’s business closed permanently. They were stuck at home with three kids in the middle of a pandemic. Their extended family lived 6,000 miles away. They were homesick for Egypt, the close-knit community they had there, and the food. Enas started cooking recipes she learned as a young girl. They brought her comfort and a … [Read more...] about New beginnings
