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“Improve the health of guests” is a key strategic goal of the Food Bank. Because most of our guests receive their food from food pantries (vs. program partners), it makes … Continued
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Blue Ridge Area Food Bank CEO Michael McKee is the 2024 recipient of the John van Hengel Fellowship Award. That award, commonly referred to as the highest honor in food … Continued
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The following summarizes material presented in a virtual CEO Forum on April 10, 2024. You can watch the recording here. On April 10, I was fortunate enough to connect with many … Continued
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Any group of people can dream of something better. But not every organization can turn that dream or vision into a reality. We are confident that the Blue Ridge Area … Continued
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Meet Tyleeq Tyleeq, AJ, and their other brother Drealyn are young members of the Boys and Girls Club in Waynesboro, a partner of the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank. They … Continued
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An increase in need Like many of our food pantry and program partners, Good Samaritan has noticed their numbers growing. “On average we probably serve 28-29 families a week,” Valencia … Continued
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Humble beginnings to big aspirations Loudoun Hunger Relief has been helping people in Loudoun County since the early 1990s, when LHR began its journey as Loudoun Interfaith Relief, a collection … Continued
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Food distribution is and always will be at the core of the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank’s work. However, these activities alone will not end hunger in our region. Hunger … Continued
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Grandma Belinda had a great role model As a grandmother caring for her grandsons, Belinda learned from the best. She herself was raised by her grandmother Beatrice, or Grandma B, … Continued
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Do you have any dietary needs or concerns? Are there specific food items that would be helpful to you? Are you satisfied with the quality and quantity of the food … Continued
