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  • Champions of Hope: Individual Supporters Doing Extraordinary Things

    Champions of Hope: Individual Supporters Doing Extraordinary Things

    April 28, 2016 By: Marie Pauley

    Individuals are the backbone of our organization. Certain individuals got above and beyond to do extraordinary things, we’re proud to call these individuals Champions!

  • More Volunteer Power than Ever Before

    More Volunteer Power than Ever Before

    April 25, 2016 By: Marie Pauley

    Through more than 20 unique opportunities, volunteers are supporting our work in new ways, creating more of an impact than ever before.

  • Leading with Heart

    Leading with Heart

    April 21, 2016 By: Marie Pauley

    Whether it’s through volunteers, employees or clients, Second Harvest Heartland strives to lead with heart and values first. Learn more about the people committed to helping ensure we achieve our mission.

  • Last Call to Join us at Dish!

    Last Call to Join us at Dish!

    April 15, 2016 By: Meghan Meints

    There are still a few spots left at this year’s Dish: Cuisine for Change next Thursday! But even if you can’t attend this year, there is an exciting opportunity to make a matched donation and impact hunger in our community.

  • The Face of Hunger: Patti

    The Face of Hunger: Patti

    April 12, 2016 By: Marie Pauley Tags: working families, client story, annual report

    Patti’s story helps shed light on what a typical month looks like for our hungry neighbors.

  • In Honor of Volunteer Appreciation Week…

    In Honor of Volunteer Appreciation Week…

    April 11, 2016 By: Meghan Meints

    It's National Volunteer Appreciation Week. Our volunteers make an impressive impact each year and we could not do our work without them.

  • Serving More People in Need

    Serving More People in Need

    April 5, 2016 By: Marie Pauley

    Do you know which counties in Minnesota and western Wisconsin saw the highest increase in emergency food services in 2015? Find out and learn how you can help us meet the need.

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