Plant City, Fla.- based Wish Farms is celebrating a successful “Superhero Summer” Instagram campaign in partner with Feeding America. For every like, tag and follow on campaign posts, Wish Farms donated one meal to help families in need, according to a news release. “The efforts of our Instagram community have led to 50,000 meals donated to our […]
International grower and year-round marketer of strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and raspberries Wish Farms is entering a summer partnership campaign with Feeding America. While the company has worked with Feeding America member food banks in Florida over the years, this seasonal campaign marks a new opportunity to engage berry consumers nationwide, giving them a chance to […]
Grower and marketer of strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and raspberries, Wish Farms, has announced a summer partnership campaign with Feeding America®.
Wish Farms announces a “Superhero Summer” partnership with Feeding America®
Food banks across the country come to Tampa to learn about being disaster ready
After Tony Carvajal kicked off the Florida Chamber Foundation Prosperity Summit, a pair of nonprofit leaders discussed the work they’re doing to help Floridians get out of the cycle of poverty.
Capital Area Community Action Agency CEO Tim Center and Feeding Florida Executive Director Robin Safley addressed the crowd gathered Wednesday morning at the Palm Beach Convention Center.
Farmers’ markets within the program will double up to $40 of SNAP benefits, allowing low income families the opportunity to purchase even more produce for their families.
<p><b>By: Sophia Hernandez | WCTV Eyewitness News</b><br /> March 23, 2019</p> <p>TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) — Feeding Florida's newest initiative provides affordable and accessible fresh local produce to low income families.</p> <p>The Frenchtown Farmers Market is the first in Tallahassee to provide "Fresh Access Bucks" to the community. For KaShauna Davis, a SNAP recipient, every dollar […]
Feeding Florida’s newest initiative provides affordable and accessible fresh local produce to low income families.
These 5 groups are still feeding the hungry in the Florida Panhandle
And they could all use your help.
