Philly’s coronavirus response

Give help, get help: Two new apps offer food delivery — and a chance to volunteer

For Philly and Your Neighbor Good are helping Philadelphians in need.

Philly’s coronavirus response

Rumors fly in Kensington about coronavirus ‘immunity’ and early jail releases

That's the word from the Sunday Love Project, which is feeding people in the neighborhood daily.

Broke in Philly

How hungry Philly kids can get free lunch over winter break

Rec centers around the city are hosting the meals on three separate days.

Ugly fruits and veggies delivered to your door — stoop thieves be damned

Imperfect Produce food rescue is launching in Philly.

To solve food insecurity, some Philly experts say a trauma-informed approach is vital — it requires a living wage, paid time off and affordable childcare

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Philabundance is trying out the “food-plus” model — the org will continue to help relieve hunger, and now also team up with additional nonprofits to provide housing, job assistance and education

Full City Challenge

$36,000 in a week: How local news partnered to fight hunger and poverty in Philly

Philadelphia's food economy is booming, yet one in five people don't have enough to eat. Can the Full City Challenge help?

Full City Challenge

Rebel Ventures pitch youth-powered corner store at Full City Challenge

Temple’s food pantry is looking for donations

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CALLING ALL TEMPLE COMMUNITY MEMBERS❗️❗️❗️ We are in need of donations: peanut butter/jelly, pasta/sauce, rice packets, soup, tuna/chicken cans, oatmeal/cereal. Hygiene: deodorant, toothbrushes, shampoo/conditioner, soap, tissues. 🦉🍒 Tag an organization/department who should hold a food/hygiene drive ⬇️⬇️ Anyone can donate and drop off items at the pantry! Questions: Cherrypantry@temple.edu

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Philabundance needs volunteer drivers to help pick up rescued food from supermarkets

Broke in Philly

Here’s everything Philly loses if the government shutdown keeps going

Local orgs are scrambling to help with food, housing, safety and cash.

Food stamp use is down in PA, but not by much

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Philabundance is hosting an ’emergency market’ for furloughed government workers every Wednesday under I-95 in South Philly

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Full City Challenge

Full City spotlight: Training for food-service jobs at Google, instead of random bars

SF's Farming Hope uses corporate partners because regular restaurant work isn't always sustainable.

1.8 million Pennsylvanians still receive food aid despite the government shutdown… unless it continues past February

Some Penn students who need it got reloadable debit cards to help pay for their meals over winter break.

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Full City spotlight: This Brewerytown coffee shop helps former foster kids succeed

The Monkey & The Elephant keeps young adults off the streets and helps set them up for productive careers.

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Full City spotlight: This $20 million Seattle nonprofit helps vulnerable people find work in food

It's like a cross between Philabundance Community Kitchen and EAT Cafe, plus more.

Full City Challenge

How can Philly use the food boom to address pervasive hunger and poverty?

Have an idea? Apply to the Full City Challenge — you could win $5,000 to test it out.

After 31 years, Steveanna Wynn is leaving the Share Food Program on Nov. 30