One of Idaho’s longest-running community events was back in 2017 with a successful year, with more than 200,000 lbs. of food coming to Idahoans in need through the Stamp Out Hunger food drive on May 13. Organized by the National Association of Letters Carriers (NALC) and The National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association (NRLCA), the nation’s […]
Joe Hall, owner of Joe Hall Ford Lincoln in Lewiston, continues to out-do himself each year with his Cereal and Peanut Butter Drive at Rosauer’s in Lewiston. The fifth edition of the event beat last year’s totals, with 1,770 pounds of cereal and 1,071 pounds of peanut butter being donated to serve north central Idaho’s children. […]
Empty school playgrounds, classrooms and hallways signal the official start of summer. Unfortunately for the 76,000 food-insecure kids in Idaho, this means the absence of free and reduced-price lunches as well. For families who rely on this program during the school year, summer can be a time of added burden and uncertainty. Luckily, organizations are […]
Getting enough water every day is important for your health! Water helps your body keep a normal internal temperature, lubricate and cushion your joints, and gets rid of waste! What types of liquids you drink is just as important as what you eat. Many beverages contain added sugars and offer little or no nutrients, while […]
CHS Primeland and its partner growers are feeding north central Idahoans with their product and helping solve hunger with their generous donations. The organization has risen as one of the leaders in north central Idaho in working to provide support to help the families who are in need. Representatives from CHS stopped by our new north […]
Thanks to a tremendous partnership with Idaho Dairy Council, the Girl Scouts of the Silver Sage Council, and Albertsons, thousands will have access to milk! Idaho’s Albertsons stores collectively raised a total of $21,654.78 for The Idaho Foodbank’s clients to use towards purchases of much-needed milk. That amazing total was then matched with another $10,000 […]
