It’s 1991, and I am in the ninth grade and what should be a typical lunch period is anxiety producing. Despite my parents’ attempts to
Food For Free intern, Maren Dun, reflects on how she came to realize the importance of connecting to local community.
As we wrap up Immigrant Heritage Month, we asked Food For Free Marketing & Communications Manager, Jessica Tretina, to share something from her experience as
March is National Nutrition Month, and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics has made this year’s theme “Fuel for the Future.” Throughout the month, they
As part of our Women’s History Month blog series we are lifting up Nancy Wyse, with whom Food For Free maintains a valued partnership through
Lucy Shapiro is a rising senior at Carleton College studying chemistry and spent the summer interning with the Food For Free Programs team. Below, Lucy
Welcome to the school year! We all know it’s going to be a weird one. With an eye toward supporting our public- and charter-school families
Fall may be Food For Free’s busiest season. The Cambridge and Somerville Weekend Backpack Programs and School Markets are back in session. Our Food Rescue
When the dismissal bell rings on the last day of school most kids rejoice. In contrast, for families facing food insecurity, it’s a worrisome time
I had the privilege this year of working as a volunteer fellow with Food For Free through Young Adult Volunteers, a national service corps of
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