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5 04, 2024

How a Strong, Sustainable Organization Makes the ‘Impossible,’ Possible

2024-04-05T13:28:28-04:00

Written By: Sandy Werner, Director of Marketing & Communications 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 Food Bank can and will realize our dream. Our vision: nourishing food and good health—for [...]

How a Strong, Sustainable Organization Makes the ‘Impossible,’ Possible2024-04-05T13:28:28-04:00
14 09, 2023

A Strategic Decision: Improving the Health of Our Guests

2023-09-22T14:03:27-04:00

With input from current guests, "missing" guests, and our partners, we have launched a new strategic direction for the Food Bank. The plan spans the next five years and brings us together to focus on important goals that build on what we already do—effectively and efficiently distribute healthy food. Our 5-year goals are to: [...]

A Strategic Decision: Improving the Health of Our Guests2023-09-22T14:03:27-04:00
27 07, 2023

Nourishing Food and Good Health–for Everyone, Every Day

2024-04-05T11:59:24-04:00

Imagine what your neighborhood would be like if every child, every mother, every father, every senior, everyone has the food they need to support their health and well-being.  This vision is possible! Together, we’re already making life better for the children, seniors, families, and hard-working individuals in central and western Virginia who do not [...]

Nourishing Food and Good Health–for Everyone, Every Day2024-04-05T11:59:24-04:00
7 12, 2022

Of Chance and Choices (Impossible Ones!): What We Learned During a One-Hour Poverty Simulation

2022-12-12T11:32:39-05:00

Written By: Sandy Werner (Director of Marketing & Communications) & Les Sinclair (Communications & PR Manager) As Food Bank staffers, we learn a lot from talking with our guests, pantry leaders, and colleagues. We understand chance plays a big part in who enters, stays in, and emerges from poverty. Things like the zip code [...]

Of Chance and Choices (Impossible Ones!): What We Learned During a One-Hour Poverty Simulation2022-12-12T11:32:39-05:00
20 05, 2021

Volunteering at My Local Food Pantry: How Helping Neighbors Was My Tonic

2021-05-21T09:34:49-04:00

An intentional activity in advance of Mental Health Action Day Many of us have struggled this year, and some are still struggling (an understatement!). This includes struggles with mental health issues. While we can take many actions for our wellbeing, serving other people is a win-win. That’s not a secret, but how can we [...]

Volunteering at My Local Food Pantry: How Helping Neighbors Was My Tonic2021-05-21T09:34:49-04:00
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