Food & Nutrition Security
These initiatives address immediate hunger while focusing on long-term health, which is essential for families facing financial challenges. Having access to nutritious food can alleviate undue stress and promote things like children's academic success, adults securing employment, and preventing food-related illnesses that disproportionately affect individuals living in poverty.
Additionally, our food and nutrition programs allow disadvantaged families to redirect resources to other essential needs, such as housing and child care. It's not just about offering meals; it's about ensuring a healthier, more stable, and prosperous community for all.
Grassroots Grocery
Provides supplementary food assistance to the families of our community who are struggling financially (one appointment per week per household). Eligible members can receive $150-$200 in groceries every week.
Foods include fresh produce (fruits and vegetables), meats, frozen meals, prepared deli foods, canned goods, snacks, and toiletries.
Community Dining
Join us at Donoghue’s Open Door at FeedNC, where everyone can choose one meal per day at no charge, Monday - Friday 9 am-2 pm, for our breakfast or lunch service (dine-in only).
Summer Lunch Program Food Truck
The Summer Lunch Program is here to help local families provide meals for their children while they are out of school for the summer.
Veteran’s Farmers Market
Offering support to veteran households by providing access to fresh, nutritious produce twice a month at no cost. This initiative seeks to promote healthier eating habits, alleviate food insecurity, and create a space where veterans can receive assistance with dignity while building connections within their community.
Food Rescue
At FeedNC, we fight food waste by partnering with local businesses to provide fresh food to those in need. Support those who support us—click to learn about our amazing partners!
To become a Food Rescue Partner, email Paul Mihelich at Pmihelich@feednc.org