Everyday issues that affect everyday people are decided on at the polls — things like housing, public education, access to healthcare, and grocery costs. To end hunger, we need to build voting power with food insecure communities so people can make decisions on the issues that hit home. The
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Introducción del moderador: Hola. La primera orden del día es que la pizza está en camino y he estado luchando contra la crisis durante tres semanas, así que me disculpo si toso.
The Advocates, The Alliance of Idaho, and The Hunger Coalition will host Questions for the Candidates, a public forum for Blaine County Sheriff candidates at The Community Campus on Monday, May 6 from 6-7:00 p.m. Spanish translation, free pizza and childcare will be provided. Sheriff Steve Harkins and Officer
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Recently, the Blaine County School Board was forced into the painful process of budget cuts thanks to a $2 million shortfall engineered by the Governors’ office. We need to contact our elected officials to recoup as much school funding as possible for our district. Supplemental funding will be up
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Thank you for participating in the Partner Collaboration Program grant process. All successful applicants will be a part of a peer review process. Download this evaluation rubric to see how your organization will be scored and how you will be scoring peer applications. E-mail collectiveimpact@thehungercoalition.org if you have questions.
Taco ’bout a good time! Our second annual FoodFest was a dream with tacos so delicious there wasn’t a bite leftover. As always, a great party is made possible by the people. We have so many folks to thank, including all of you who turned out. ICYMI: the winner of
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The Hunger Coalition is hosting its second annual FoodFest or Festival de Comida on Saturday, June 17 from 4 – 6:30 p.m. at Bloom Community Food Center. Everyone is invited to enjoy a taco cooking competition, kids activities with Sun Valley Museum of Art, taco flights with sides and
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So much good is born of struggle. The Hunger Coalition was born of struggle — of hunger and hardship — but has evolved into a celebration of the joy and tenacity of working class folks. It’s not lost on us that PRIDE month has evolved much the same. We know our
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It’s Volunteer Appreciation Month and we have an endless amount of appreciating to do for our incredible team of volunteers. Please join us in celebrating all the wonderful volunteers in our lives. FARM HANDS KAREN DALEY Mindy Rider, food production supervisor said, “Karen has volunteered consistently with our farm program since she
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