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Stop & Shop donated more than $170,000 to the Food Bank For New York City Aug. 9, presenting a “big check” for the round amount at a mobile pantry distribution

Following a failure to stage its produce giveaway two weeks ago because of a truck tailgate malfunction, Lexington-based God’s Pantry Food Bank officials were again at the Belfry Volunteer Fire

WILKES-BARRE — United Way of Wyoming Valley officials accepted hygiene items and school supplies Friday from supporters and representatives from local businesses during its “Helping Kids Thrive” drive.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) - Thousands in Springfield are still without power, six days after a Derecho hit Central Illinois.

DuPage County Finance Committee met Tuesday, May 9

The $50,000 total will be spent on the BackPack program for youths and the Mobile Pantries.

As the world faces a global public health crisis unlike anything we’ve seen in modern times, nonprofits are forced to transform existing business models to support an unprecedented surge in need.

Washington County Pork Producers Make Contribution To Local Food Pantries

Local Dog fosters are urgently needed. A highly-populated shelter creates a stressful environment for the dogs at the Palmetto Adoption Center. Fostering benefits pets in a variety of ways: to decompress and relax, to socialize with people and other pets and to learn how to live in a home.

Houston area animal organizations partnered with each other to protect pets during the freeze.