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"In 2022, we had almost 10,000 people who shared more than 60,000 hours of their time." Despite this staggering statistic, KATIE ADKINS says The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri is always on the lookout for even more volunteers, especially during the summer months! Also, GRAHAM McCAULLEY is looking for high school students to participate in a week-long summer camp that will expose them the many aspects of financial planning. "It sounds boring...but we've built in a lot of fun." Registration closes soon! (4:24) May 19, 2023
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The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri communication and marketing manager, SETH WOLFMEYER, tells us the feel-good story of a woman in Kahoka, Missouri, who decided to volunteer for the same food panty from which she was receiving assistance. "The people that come to get help with food...they want to give back to their community." June 21, 2021
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The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri communication and marketing manager SETH WOLFMEYER is here in place of Lindsay Lopez today, but he brings…
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"In speaking with board members...I absolutely believe that 2020 was the most challenging year that we have had in our [40] year history." -- LINDSAY…
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The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri is hosting their annual 'One for One Holiday Food Drive' this Wednesday in both Columbia and Jefferson…
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The reality is, if it were not for The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri, 100,000+ people in our area would not be able to put a nutritious…
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How does The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri plan to distribute 'Buddy Packs' - two, ready-to-eat entrees - if the recipients aren't in…
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"I would assure everyone that if you have a need, even for the first time, there are so many dedicated people out there who want to help, and they will do…
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The Food Bank of Central and Northeast Missouri's popular 'Float Your Boat' fundraising event returns to Bass Pro Lake April 27. CHRISTA HOLTZCLAW tells…
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Even in a rough year - like it was this year - the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture produces 16,000 pounds of food. Next year looks to be even bigger…