Blog: Feed Change
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FROM MY PERSPECTIVE by Sandy McDonough, Vice Chair, FSD Board of Directors
A few years ago, I attended an hour-long fitness class and, before it started, the trainer paused to take in each one of us who had put in the time and effort to make it to the class and said, “You’re here. Don’t waste it.” It struck me in that [...]
Feeding San Diego Responds to County Residents Affected by Power Outages
Hunger Relief Organization To Provide Extra Food to Hard-Hit Areas of County In response to the multiple power outages affecting 30,000 residents in San Diego’s East County, Feeding San Diego is sending one ton of additional fresh produce and other groceries to Julian this morning to help families who lost [...]
FEEDING SAN DIEGO: Innovating, Changing Lives
New Video Highlights How Leading Hunger Relief Organization in the County Is Solving Hunger, Saving the Environment SAN DIEGO – Feeding San Diego is transforming the way hunger relief organizations address the issue of hunger. As the leading hunger relief organization and the only Feeding America affiliate in the region, [...]
Top Volunteers: October 2018
Last year, more than 14,000 people volunteered in the Feeding San Diego distribution center to fight hunger. FSD is truly thankful to these individuals for lending their time and energy to neighbors in need. During October we experienced amazing volunteers from all over the county. Volunteers took on projects including [...]
Your Plan to Vote 2018
Tuesday, November 6th is Election Day! We know Election Day can be hectic, but with a little preparation, it’s easy! Have you made your plan to vote? Whether you vote in person, vote early, turn in your mail ballot, or aren’t sure if you’re registered, we’ve got the info you [...]
Disaster Can Strike Anytime-Are You Ready?
Hurricanes, tornados, mass floods; these are not words you hear associated with Southern California. But California is not immune from disasters: we have nearly annual fires, tsunami threats, and (thankfully infrequent) earthquakes. “It’s not an if, but a when. It is only a matter of time until Southern California is [...]
