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Medford Food Project

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Building Community. Sharing Food. Who Gets the Food? Help in Other Ways. How the Food Project Works. It's a remarkably simple system, built around two main types of volunteers:. Agree to organize a small group of their neighbors to become Food Donors. Their job generally takes a few hours a month. Are neighbors who agree to give food every two months. An NC's donor group can be any number of people they like: 31016or any size. When a Neighbor Joins. The NC gives them a reusable green Food Project bag and...

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Medford Food Project: Help In Other Ways

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Building Community. Sharing Food. Who Gets the Food? Help in Other Ways. Help in Other Ways. As the MFP has grown, we've found that we need more help. Maybe you already donate food through MFP, but you'd like to do more to help. Take a look at this list and see if there's something you'd enjoy doing. Then contact us at info@MedfordFoodProject.com. We'll get right back to you. Helping at the Food Bank. Every once in a while, we organize a group-canvassing effort in a particular area of town, to expand our...

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Medford Food Project

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Building Community. Sharing Food. Who Gets the Food? Help in Other Ways. Food Projects in the News. Medford Food Project's "Neighborhood Coordinator Appreciation" Dinners. Each year, the MFP holds a "Neighborhood Coordinator Appreciation Dinner" at ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum. More than 100 NCs and their families show up for food, fun (ScienceWorks is a great place to throw a party), and plenty of good company. This year's dinner will be held on Feb. 22, 2014. Next Pickup Day: Saturday, Aug. 13th.

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STEAC Food Project

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Fighting Hunger in Davis. One Bag at a Time. Who Gets the Food? Help in Other Ways. Who Gets the Food? Produce from Farmer's Market Vendors. All of the non-perishable food that is collected by the STEAC Food Project goes to our Food Closet at 642 Hawthorne in Davis. We provide five to seven day's worth of food to an average of 120 local families each month. In 2014 this amounted to 3571 people served, amounting to 140,000 lbs. of food. For an article in the Davis Enterprise. Saturday, February 11th.

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Medford Food Project: Coordinator

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Building Community. Sharing Food. Who Gets the Food? Help in Other Ways. Collect Food - Become a Neighborhood Coordinator. If you think you'd like to help by becoming a Neighborhood Coordinator and picking up food once every two months, you probably have some questions. We hope we've answered them below! If, after reading about the responsibilities of a Neighborhood Coordinator, you decide you'd like to sign up to become one, the signup form is at the bottom of this page. How much food will people donate?

medfordfoodproject.org

Medford Food Project

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Building Community. Sharing Food. Who Gets the Food? Help in Other Ways. Thanks to Our Current Sponsor! Welcome to the Medford Food Project! The Medford Food Project is a revolutionary new way to collect food: It's a. Instead of asking for one-time contributions of food, our volunteers ( Neighborhood Coordinators. Enlist their neighbors to become long-term Food Donors. Since we started in 2011, our Donors have contributed more than 650,000 lbs. of food! What's the Food Project about? We’ll bring you a re...

grotonfoodproject.com

Portland Food Project

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Building Community. Sharing Food. Who Gets the Food? Who Gets the Food? All the food collected by the Groton Neighborhood Food Project. 234 Barnum Road Devens, MA 01434. Has been providing food and other temporary support services for over 30 years to people who have an immediate need. They have helped. Of families since 1983 and provide services to approximately 600 households each month. In 2014, Loaves and Fishes served 900 households of which 230 were new to the Pantry. Saturday, Feb. 13th.

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Portland Food Project

http://www.grotonfoodproject.com/how-it-works.shtml

Building Community. Sharing Food. Who Gets the Food? How the Food Project Works. It's a remarkably simple system, built around two main types of volunteers:. Agree to organize a small group of their friends and neighbors to become Food Donors. Their job generally takes about two hours every two months. Are neighbors who agree to give food every two months. An NC's donor group can be any number of people they like: 31016or any size. When a Neighbor Joins. The NC gives them a reusable green Food Project ba...

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Portland Food Project

http://www.grotonfoodproject.com/help-other-ways.shtml

Building Community. Sharing Food. Who Gets the Food? The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. Mahatma Gandhi. To donate food through the Groton Neighborhood Food Project, go to the Donate Food page. And fill out the form. To become a Neighborhood Coordinator and pick up food from your neighbors once every two months, go to the Collect Food page. And fill out the form there. Sign Up to Volunteer with Groton Neighborhood Food Project! Please click on the Submit button.