Farmers, growers, gardeners encouraged to donate portions of their harvest to help feed those in needFARGO, N.D. – The Great Plains Food Bank, along with the North Dakota Department of …
Shortly after World War I, North Dakota became the summer home for many migrant families. The sugar beet industry in ND in part, became successful because of the efforts of …
FARGO, N.D. – The Great Plains Food Bank has a received a $10,000 grant through the 2023 Red Nose Day campaign that will directly benefit children in need throughout North …
Partners go above and beyond to show passion, service, innovation for those they serveFARGO, N.D. – The Great Plains Food Bank has named the Garrison Area Resource Center and Food …
Kathy Schneider, David Green, Melissa Anderson, Essentia Health have gone above and beyond in the fight to end hungerFARGO, N.D. – The Great Plains Food Bank has announced Kathy Schneider …
Local Food Purchase Agreement provides local foods to neighbors in need FARGO, N.D. – North Dakota growers, producers and processers are making an impact in the fight to end hunger …
FARGO – The Marathon Oil Company has made a difference for children in need with a $20,000 gift to the Great Plains Food Bank. Specifically, the gift will benefit the …
Accountable to: Ending Hunger 2.0 Director Department: Ending Hunger 2.0 Employment Status: Non-exempt Hours: Full Time Location: Remote/Fargo Position Purpose The coalition coordinator is responsible for coalition coordination, growth, and …
617 surveys completed by partners, neighbors as part of comprehensive study FARGO, N.D. – For the first time since 2018, the Great Plains Food Bank has completed a comprehensive study …
Mary has made a career of caregiving, which is why she is especially touched by friends like you who step up to ensure neighbors like her and her family have …
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