The Ozarks Food Harvest wants to ensure that each person in its 35 county service area receives a healthy and nutritious meal everyday. It is an outrage that people in the Ozarks must choose between paying for food and other household necessities.
Thanks to the food drive Springfield Chapter of Credit Unions held on May 10th, Ozarks Food Harvest has 1,304 pounds of food to distribute to their 300 charitable food assistance partners.
The Pampered chef, the premier direct seller of high-quality kitchen tools, presented a check for $1,496.87 to Ozarks Food Harvest, the food bank of the Ozarks.
The Feinstein Challenge ends the last day of April! Ozarks Food Harvest is participating in the Feinstein Challenge and they need your help to make it a success.
During the month of March, Curves for Women waived their $179 membership signup fee for any woman that brought in non-perishable foods for their local food bank.
As part of the Missouri Food Bank Association’s annual Hunger Advocacy Day, Ozarks Food Harvest is organizing a group of 40 volunteers to visit their respective state elected officials on Wednesday, March 29 in Jefferson City.
Ozarks Food Harvest distributed more than 5 tons of food this week to disaster response agencies in response to the devastating storms that struck last weekend.
Ozarks Food Harvest is responding to the needs of the victims of the weekend’s destructive tornadoes.
In early March the Scouts distributed specially marked grocery bags provided by Price Cutter Supermarkets throughout neighborhoods across Missouri.
During the month of March 2006, Wal-mart and Sam’s Club Stores will ask their customers to help raise money to end hunger. Contributions will benefit America’s Second Harvest, the Nation’s Food Bank Network and its members.