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The Minnesota legislative session wrapped up at the end of May and there were a number victories in hunger relief and of course there are also some things we all need to keep mobilizing on. Click these links for a wrap up on Hunger Solutions’ Partners to End Hunger's wins and an update on SHH's advocacy on Farm to Food Shelf and Breakfast After the Bell. Plus, some exciting possibilities may be opening up for food recovery. Click button on right for a broader look at what passed this session.
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Looking for basic training? The Initiative Foundation has a library of free online trainings. Well-known in greater Minnesota, the IF is an excellent resource for nonprofits outside the metro area, but lucky for all of us these fantastic trainings are available to anyone! Don’t miss out!
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As the numbers of older Americans increase more attention is being given to the growing number who are experiencing hunger. Food insecurity for seniors has unique challenges as we all know but data can help us identify ways to end it together!
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The Minnesota Council of Nonprofits supports programs with state-wide research and data, useful reports and insightful guidance for boards and leadership, plus much more!
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Expanding retail food rescue to greater Minnesota means adapting the program to support food shelves and locally owned stores in smaller communities and rural areas.
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