Metropolitan National Bank makes gift to the Food Bank
Ozarks Food Harvest received a $1,000 gift from Metropolitan National Bank (MNB) this month to help support the food bank’s fastest growing program, the Weekend Backpack Program.
Ozarks Food Harvest received a $1,000 gift from Metropolitan National Bank (MNB) this month to help support the food bank’s fastest growing program, the Weekend Backpack Program.
Ozarks Food Harvest received a $7,000 general operating support grant this month from MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger, one of the largest privately supported philanthropic organizations addressing hunger in America.
Ozarks Food Harvest has received a $6,424 grant from the Ozarks Health Advocacy Foundation.
A portion of the proceeds from an upcoming indoor community yard sale will go to Ozarks Food Harvest this summer.
As part of its continuing leadership in the fight against hunger, The Kroger Co. launched Bringing Hope to the Table, on July 15 to support more than 85 food banks nationwide.
Ozarks Food Harvest, the only food bank serving 29 counties in southwest Missouri, recently welcomed six new members to its Board of Directors.
TelComm Credit Union Branch offices in Nixa and Republic will collect cash and non-perishable food items for Ozarks Food Harvest. TelComm Credit Union challenges all members and residents in Nixa and Republic to make food donations.
Ozarks Food Harvest’s participation in the 10th annual Feinstein Challenge, earned The Food Bank a $1,308 grant this month.
Ozarks Food Harvest and [email protected] will host the 9th annual Hungerthon, a four day event to increase awareness about the surprising faces of hunger in the Ozarks, while raising money for the food bank’s distribution efforts and direct relief programs.
The Kresge Foundation of Troy, Michigan has awarded a challenge grant of $500,000 to Ozarks Food Harvest for the food bank’s “Compassion in Action” capital campaign to build a new $4.1 million food distribution warehouse in North Springfield.