30 04, 2026

A Perfect Pairing: The Team at Callie Restaurant Helps Fund a Local School Pantry

2026-04-30T14:38:48-07:00

The sky is cloudy over Burbank Elementary School, but the orange ribbon across the new Feeding San Diego school pantry brightens the scene. Chef Travis Swikard, owner of the restaurant Callie, cuts the ribbon to a round of applause. The generosity of Chef Travis and the team at Callie helped create a new resource [...]

A Perfect Pairing: The Team at Callie Restaurant Helps Fund a Local School Pantry2026-04-30T14:38:48-07:00
18 03, 2026

Keeping Local Produce Local: How Feeding San Diego’s Seed to Feed Initiative Is Helping Farmers and Families

2026-03-18T15:07:46-07:00

The Miller Elementary library is bustling. For a few hours once a month, the room transforms into a school pantry. The tables are covered in canned tuna, peanut butter, and something extra special is waiting outside on their way out: boxes of local produce. Miller Elementary in Tierrasanta, part of our School Pantry program, [...]

Keeping Local Produce Local: How Feeding San Diego’s Seed to Feed Initiative Is Helping Farmers and Families2026-03-18T15:07:46-07:00
26 02, 2026

Starbucks Celebrates 10 Years of the FoodShare Program

2026-02-26T10:02:10-08:00

Ten years. More than 4.2 million pounds rescued. 248 stores participating in San Diego County. These numbers exemplify the incredible impact the Starbucks FoodShare Program has had on our community since we helped pilot the program in 2016. For over a decade, this partnership has shown what’s possible when a global, for-profit company prioritizes [...]

Starbucks Celebrates 10 Years of the FoodShare Program2026-02-26T10:02:10-08:00
30 01, 2026

Federal Funding Cuts: What’s Needed When Grants Dry Up

2026-01-30T11:01:32-08:00

"There are no more easy days." That's how Carolina Miller, the director of programs & operations at Fallbrook Food Pantry, described the wake of COVID and federal funding cuts. Like so many other partners in the Feeding San Diego network, Fallbrook Food Pantry has had two ongoing issues: higher demand and lower funding. With [...]

Federal Funding Cuts: What’s Needed When Grants Dry Up2026-01-30T11:01:32-08:00
20 02, 2025

“Black History Is Every Day to Me”: Reflecting on Over 50 Years of Service during Black History Month 2025

2025-02-20T08:51:16-08:00

Henry Wallace, the Chairman of the San Diego Original Black Panther Party, has been feeding his community for over 50 years. From joining the newly formed San Diego Original Black Panther Party for Self-Defense in 1967 when he was just 15 years old to running the current-day San Diego Original Black Panther Party for Community [...]

“Black History Is Every Day to Me”: Reflecting on Over 50 Years of Service during Black History Month 20252025-02-20T08:51:16-08:00
12 12, 2024

The End of the ARPA Grant: How It Helped and What Happens Now

2024-12-12T10:19:26-08:00

Three years ago, Congress passed historic legislation designed to help Americans recover from the impacts of the pandemic. The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocated $3 billion in supplemental funding, which was split up into 780 grants and sent to local governments across the country. The County of San Diego received a portion of those [...]

The End of the ARPA Grant: How It Helped and What Happens Now2024-12-12T10:19:26-08:00
31 10, 2024

A School Food Pantry Brings Fresh Produce and Fresh Hope

2024-10-31T10:16:01-07:00

It's a cloudy, overcast day in Imperial Beach. But standing out against the gray sky are two brightly colored pop-up tents. These two tents mark the new school food pantry at Berry Elementary School. As parents drop off their kids, volunteers set up a variety of nutritious food, including fresh fruits and vegetables. Generously funded [...]

A School Food Pantry Brings Fresh Produce and Fresh Hope2024-10-31T10:16:01-07:00
30 09, 2024

National Hispanic Heritage Month: Uplifting the Mission of the Sherman Heights Community Center

2024-09-30T11:46:11-07:00

As National Hispanic Heritage Month unfolds, it's time to spotlight the impactful partnership between Feeding San Diego and the Sherman Heights Community Center (SHCC). Under the dynamic leadership of Executive Director Daniela Kelly, SHCC has become a vital community hub that supports thousands of residents in the heart of San Diego, from a vibrant Rob [...]

National Hispanic Heritage Month: Uplifting the Mission of the Sherman Heights Community Center2024-09-30T11:46:11-07:00
3 09, 2024

San Diego Gives: Join the Give Local Movement

2024-09-03T15:39:53-07:00

San Diego Gives is all about giving locally. Since its founding in 2021, this event has brought together hundreds of local nonprofits for a 24-hour day of giving on the first Thursday in September. But beyond fundraising, San Diego Gives is about connection. This campaign connects San Diegans to local causes and local nonprofits. At [...]

San Diego Gives: Join the Give Local Movement2024-09-03T15:39:53-07:00
8 07, 2024

Partnership with San Diego County Library Provides Food Resources to Families During the Summer Months

2024-07-08T10:14:29-07:00

Libraries are community hubs. Many free resources and services are available at local libraries, so why not food? During the summer months when kids lose access to school meals, Feeding San Diego partners with the San Diego County Library to provide summer meals or food pantries at branches throughout the county. When schools are [...]

Partnership with San Diego County Library Provides Food Resources to Families During the Summer Months2024-07-08T10:14:29-07:00
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