Great Plains Food Bank is proud to support Fort Yates Public Schools in launching their new school pantry, serving students and families on the Standing Rock Reservation. As inflation continues …
Desi is a dedicated father of three (ages 11, 10, and 6) who has faced a year full of challenges but continues to push forward for his family. Once a welder, he …
For this longtime Valley City resident, giving back isn’t just an act of kindness — it’s a way of life. She has lived in the Valley City area for 37 years and regularly picks …
Volunteers from House of Prayer Lutheran Church in Bismarck have become a familiar and beloved presence at the Great Plains Food Bank. In 2022, the church set out to create …
For the past 12 years, the Barnesville Area Food Pantry, supplied by the Great Plains Food Bank, has been a shining example of the Great Plains Food Bank’s mission in …
As a single father of two daughters, Kyle is committed to ensuring his girls have everything they need to succeed in life, including providing nutritious food for them. Working full …
Brook’s journey has been anything but easy. As a mother of two balancing chronic health challenges of her own and the needs of her oldest son, Oliver, she has experienced …
Melanie, a treatment coordinator at Beth’s Place, knows that recovery is about more than just treatment. Beth’s Place provides outpatient substance use and mental health resources, helping clients not only …
For Sam, a father of nine, moving to North Dakota was about more than just a change of scenery; it was about giving his family the support and stability they …
For Bjorn, growing up on a farm meant learning the value of hard work and the joy of harvesting fresh food straight from the garden. Surrounded by fields and produce, …
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