EUGENE, Ore. – Students at five schools in the 4J school district will automatically start receiving free breakfast and lunch thanks to a federal program. The program allows the nation’s… Read more »
McKenzie HS Boys & Girls Basketball Fundraiser
Some Poor U.S. Teens Trade Sex For Food Because They’re So Desperate For A Meal
It’s a familiar and heartbreaking narrative. But it’s one you’ve likely only heard about developing countries, not the United States. Some low-income U.S. teens who are desperate for food are… Read more »
Paying it Forward
by Gary Powell, FFLC Board Chair While serving as a Summer Food Program Monitor, I had the chance to visit with one of the moms who had brought her two… Read more »
Free Admission to Lane County Fair with Non-Perishable Food Donations
July 24 @ 11:00 am – 2:00 pm | Free Sunday, July 24, 2016: A Day at the Fair benefiting FOOD For Lane County Lane County Fair presents FREE admission… Read more »
New FOOD for Lane County food dehydrator will make the most of fruit harvests
EUGENE, Ore. – When you’re trying to feed the hungry, providing fresh produce is ideal. But fruits and vegetables perish quickly, so Food for Lane County found a solution –… Read more »
FOOD for Lane County Night at PK Park on July 11!
July 11 @ 7:05 pm – 10:00 pm Presented by Northwest Community Credit Union. Every Monday, fans that come to the Emeralds Box Office will be able to choose what… Read more »
Meals on Wheels Helps Seniors Like Mary and Bob
“We’d had a blind date with his sister. ‘Oh, you’ve got to meet my brother Bobby,’ she said. ‘He’s so cute.’ And I said, ‘Well he’s a little older you… Read more »
Summer Food is Here!
FOOD for Lane County’s Summer Food Program starts serving meals to kids on June 27. Find out more, and where meals will be served, here. Or call us at 541-343-2822…. Read more »
OCCU Shred Fest!
Event Date: Saturday, May 21, 2016 Event Location: Oregon Community Credit Union 2880 Chad Drive Eugene, OR 97408 Drive-in to Oregon Community Credit Union, drop off up to six boxes… Read more »