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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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Accountable to: Chief Development Officer Department: Development and Communications Employment Status: Exempt Hours: Full Time Location: Statewide Position Purpose The communications manager is responsible for developing, leading, and evaluating the …
Accountable to: Chief Financial Officer Department: Administration Employment Status: Non-Exempt Hours: Full Time Location: Fargo Position Purpose The accounting manager is responsible for the general accounting functions of the organization, …
Reaching our rural neighbors with food assistanceNinety percent of land in North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota is dedicated to agriculture production – we are feeding the world! Yet, many …
Like so many parents, Kyle envisions a bright future filled with opportunity and success for his daughters. When asked what he wants most for them, he says simply, “education and …
A mother of three, Alysen knows a meal is more than a plate full of food — it’s the fuel her children need to grow and thrive. The family’s life …
Our hardworking neighbors Krystal and Andrew are parents to four wonderful children, ages 14, 13, 8 and 5. Covering the cost of daily expenses can be a challenge for the …
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