While she may not be wealthy in material things, one Mesa mother knows she is rich in love and family. For Chelsea, life as a mom with several little ones
Hunger Action Month is a time to come together, raise awareness, and remind our communities that it takes a village to help solve food insecurity. Throughout the month, the United
It takes a village to make sure our neighbors have enough food on the table. This summer, the community stepped up in more ways than one. For the first time
If you’ve ever volunteered at United Food Bank’s Volunteer Center, chances are you’ve met a member of the Odyssey crew. Maybe it was Jacob, greeting you and sparking a friendly
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.
