Harry Chapin Food Bank names longtime leader Jennifer Denike as chief development officer
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Our mission is to lead our community in the fight to end hunger.
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Harry Chapin Food Bank feeds a quarter of a million people each month in our five-county footprint. We serve Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry and Lee counties. Here are three ways you can help us lead our community in the fight to end hunger.
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Our vision is that no one has to go hungry in our community.
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Your gift doubles in impact to feed twice as many seniors!
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Harry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest Florida, Inc.
đAccess to food shouldnât depend on where a family can get to. đ Thanks to a $25,000 gift from the HMSHost Journey For Good Foundation by Club Avolta , our in-school pantry program continues to help remove that barrier by providing food directly to students and their families. Grateful for partners who invest in our in-school pantry program to continue providing food directly to #SWFL students and their families. #ThankfulTuesday #hcfbswfl #foodislove #FeedingChildren
Harry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest Florida, Inc.
We recently visited our #schoolpantry Partner Official Clewiston High School and we saw something special. The students themselves are running the pantry, taking ownership of the space and making sure their peers have access to food. What stood out even more was a small table they created for mental health support, a reminder that this space is about more than food. Itâs about students showing up for each other. Kudos to the school staff for supporting the work of these students.
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