Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Jessica Haynie and Vicki Pozzebon Funders who are considering lending their support to the local food movement often ask, “Where do I start? What can be done, and who’s doing it effectively?” Before biting off more than you can...
Scientists Evaluate Food Safety Practices to Help Support Nonprofit Food Pantries
Reprinted with permission from NC State University Ben Chapman and Matt Shipman Researchers from North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have done an in-depth analysis of food safety at nonprofit food pantries that...
A Simple Approach to Hunger
By Charlena Wynn When it comes to giving, thinking outside of the box can be rewarding. However, even creative ideas should be realistic and appropriate. Mission focused organizations specialize in funding, services, and mentoring among many other acts of kindness...
Local Farms, Local Food, and Conservation in North Carolina
Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Diana Hackenburg Food Security in the US We often hear about national security and social security, but how frequently do we think about food security? Food security means having enough food for an active, healthy...