Celebrating Retail Rescue Across our Communities
Forty-one years ago, the Great Plains Food Bank was established in response to increasing needs for food assistance, while grocery stores were discarding surplus product. Thanks to the generosity of …
Forty-one years ago, the Great Plains Food Bank was established in response to increasing needs for food assistance, while grocery stores were discarding surplus product. Thanks to the generosity of …
In North Dakota, the rising cost of food is putting a strain on many households trying to make ends meet. One of those neighbors is Brenda, a 63-year-old woman living …
At 72 and 68, Nancy and Yodell each maintain part-time jobs trying to make ends meet. Still unable to cover their basic needs, the couple visits the Park River Area …
The Great Plains Food Bank is excited to announce its support for HB 1143 introduced to the North Dakota Legislature by Representative Brandy Pyle (R-22) of Casselton. The proposed legislation …
Edith, a retired hospitality worker and a long-time resident of Devils Lake, relies on the Hope Center Food Pantry, a food pantry supplied by the Great Plains Food Bank, to …
Area high school, middle school, and elementary students came together in a big way this year for the 18th annual Fill the Dome event, collecting 119,552 pounds of food and …
The holiday season can bring a mix of emotions, especially for those experiencing challenges or hardships. The added expenses and pressures of the season can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, there are …
The Great Plains Food Bank proudly celebrated alongside the Pillai family for the 12th anniversary of Gowri’s Annual Food and Funds Drive. Together, Gowri and her family raised an inspiring …
Hien has been volunteering for more than three decades. Through job changes, raising three children, and welcoming two grandchildren, her commitment to helping others remains. Over the years, Hien, now …
Candace has worked in retail for years and loves her job at the local grocery store. She always enjoys greeting customers and welcoming people as they come in to shop. …
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