MidWeek Spotlights Hawai‘i Foodbank’s 40th Anniversary
The cover story of MidWeek takes a look back at Hawai‘i Foodbank's 40 year history while also shining a spotlight on programs and initiatives aimed at ultimately ending hunger in Hawai‘i.
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For 40 years, Hawai‘i Foodbank has been synonymous with getting food in the hands of those in need. We believe that consistent access to safe and healthy food is a fundamental human right, and the Foodbank has been working to ensure that no one goes hungry in our communities for four decades now. Looking forward, we are working to broaden our reach by building capacity, strengthening support to our partner networks, pursuing advocacy and outreach opportunities, purchasing more food, and, most importantly, building connections.
Subscribing for Dignity: Alicia’s Story
As the interim executive director of ‘Elepaio Social Services, Alicia Higa is piloting a food subscription program in partnership with Hawai‘i Foodbank to connect local communities with greater access to fresh, locally grown food.
Cultivating Connection: Alyson’s Story
A new food subscription program from agency partner ‘Elepaio Social Services aims to provide community members with greater access to fresh, locally grown produce. For Alyson Hiapo, this means an opportunity to reconnect with health and ‘āina.
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