Living without a permanent place to call home, for one student, having access to food has always been far from reach. For another student, the possibility that their family won’t
For most people, when your fridge runs low on food, the solution is simple: get in the car and drive a few minutes to the nearest grocery store. But for
Jessica moved to the Valley with big dreams for her future: pursuing higher education and building a meaningful career. Determined, she earned her degree from Arizona State University. As a
“Love meant food for us.” Growing up in Boston as the eighth youngest of 10 siblings, Virginia (Gina) didn’t always have much materially, but she was never short on love.
Every step towards fighting food insecurity can make a difference. And on Saturday, March 14, the community had the chance to prove this during United Food Bank’s inaugural ‘Food for
Leaning in close, Jocelyn’s brush steadied as she swept thin lines of black paint to form webs across a face full of bright red paint. Nearby, her friend Amber held
‘Twas the week before the holidays, and all across the Mesa Convention Center, volunteers worked with passion, united in ensuring no table would be left empty this holiday season. On
Kimberly, also known as Kim to her friends, has always been the one who helps others. As a contract paralegal, Kim specializes in navigating parents and children through the foster
