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‘There’s no registration, it’s simply: Are you Hungry? Come on in’

Posted June 21, 2018

LANE COUNTY, Ore. – School is out for the summer, but for many kids, that means losing access to breakfast, lunch and after school meals that are available during the… Read more »

filed under: FFLC programs, Summer Food Program

An honor to serve

Posted June 15, 2018

For volunteer pantry manager Cheri Harrison, the opportunity to serve is an honor and a privilege. “I’ve been a member of Eugene Faith Center for over 36 years,” said Cheri…. Read more »

filed under: Emergency Food Pantries, FFLC partner agencies, Volunteer

The recession is not over for working families.

Posted May 30, 2018

44% of Lane County Households can’t afford basics needs. That alarming statistic is according to the 2018 ALICE Report released in May by United Way of Lane County. ALICE — or Asset-Limited,… Read more »

filed under: FFLC programs, News, Summer Food Program

Serving up help and hope

Posted April 26, 2018

Poverty takes many forms. It can mean living in your car or in a shelter or on the street, everything you own in a backpack. It can be a paycheck… Read more »

filed under: FFLC partner agencies, Housing

At the foot of the Cascades

Posted April 19, 2018

  Rural communities in Lane County face real challenges when it comes to accessing food. Many small towns are considered food deserts. They provide residents little or no choice of grocery stores,… Read more »

filed under: Emergency Food Pantries, FFLC partner agencies, FFLC programs

Strengthening a countywide network

Posted April 19, 2018

When you support FFLC, you strengthen a countywide network of providers. FFLC partners with more than 150 programs to distribute food and provide nutrition education. Aquarius Apartments Bethel Food Pantry Blue… Read more »

filed under: FFLC partner agencies, FFLC programs

An apple a day

Posted April 9, 2018

  Potatoes and onions from King Estate, Washington apples, Hood River pears, oranges from California. Thanks to donations from local and regional farms, excess produce from California and produce from… Read more »

filed under: FFLC partner agencies, FFLC programs, Produce Plus

Students at Emerald Christian Academy say “I can!” to food drive challenge

Posted April 6, 2018

Here’s proof that the smallest among us can do big things. With a student body of only 66 students, Emerald Christian Academy in Pleasant Hill took first place in a… Read more »

filed under: Food drives

It’s ok to ask for help

Posted March 30, 2018

Colette was diagnosed with bipolar disorder when she was 13, but because her disability wasn’t easy to see her family did not seek treatment for her. As an adult her… Read more »

filed under: Emergency Food Pantries, FFLC partner agencies, SNAP

“Now we’re just working on surviving”

Posted March 13, 2018

  Rural food pantries may be located in small towns, but most serve much larger areas. Dexter Food Pantry is one of 20 rural pantries that partner with FOOD for… Read more »

filed under: Emergency Food Pantries, FFLC partner agencies, FFLC programs

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