The Southwest Missouri Office on Aging (SWMOA) in Marshfield announces it will partner with the regional food bank, Ozarks Food Harvest, to help serve low-income Webster County seniors healthy food.
Members of the O’Reilly Family and Ozarks Food Harvest campaign donors will join food bank officials to learn what the O’Reilly Center for Hunger Relief has allowed OFH to accomplish over the last three years.
Arvest Bank is helping Ozarks Food Harvest for the second year in a row — and this time, during Hunger Action Month when The Food Bank encourages community members to “Speak Out Against Hunger.”
King’s Way United Methodist Church will host a food drive for Ozarks Food Harvest on Saturday, Sept. 8 at the four Springfield Dillon’s locations as part of Missouri United Methodists’ two-day volunteer event, SERVE 2012.
The University Plaza Hotel is joining buildings across the nation to “Light Up Orange” this September, during Hunger Action Month, to help shed light on the critical issue food banks like Ozarks Food Harvest fight daily.
It’s an issue more than 170,000 southwest Missourians—and almost 49 million Americans—face year-round, but during the month of September, everyone can do their part to take action against hunger, one of today’s most prevalent, yet solvable social problems.
Nearly 100 community members from local businesses are giving time to Ozarks Food Harvest on United Way’s annual Day of Caring.
Ozarks Food Harvest announced at a press conference this morning that it would match dollar-for-dollar funds raised by 40 of its 250 member food pantries and feeding programs.
Ozark Empire Grocers Association’s George and Ruth Dillard Memorial Golf Tournament benefited Ozarks Food Harvest’s Weekend Backpack Program this year.
Press conference to announce a $125,000 grant Ozarks Food Harvest is receiving from the Walmart Foundation State Giving Program.