Tag: Food

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The Southeast-St Mary Deanery Catholic Rural Life announces its annual Local Foods Conference will be on Sunday, February 4, 2024 from 1:30 – 4:30 PM at St. George Church in Georgetown, Ohio. The day will include a keynote presentation on the State of Agriculture in the region as well as a presentation on local Food trucks. Three workshops will follow opportunities to meet with several local producers who will have displays that day.  In addition to Catholic Rural Life a program of the Catholic Social Action Office of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati,  the event is co-sponsored by the Adams Brown Counties Diabetes Education Coalition, Adams Brown Community Action Partnership and Brown County OSU Extension Office. All are welcome.

 

RSVP HERE or copy this link into your browser:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdKpPB3K8A2kCVCI_WgZwaVqD3RgHSJ1n0Ys514AaZoR9Lc7A/viewform

The Mayerson JCC will be hosting their Fall Market, a fun and festive event that offers a variety of produce, handcrafted goods, clothing, kid-oriented fun, and more. Dozens of area vendors will be in attendance!

This is a great opportunity to have fun with family, while also supporting a good cause: the 2023 Sukkot Food Drive.

Your donations will benefit our Heldman Family Food Pantry, located in our Barbash Family Vital Support Center.

We gratefully accept all donations, but the following items are most needed:

Personal Care Items: mouthwash, razors (Gillette® or Schick®), shampoo, soap, shaving cream or gel, dish soap, laundry detergent: pods or liquid, cleaning supplies (Windex®, 409®, Mr. Clean®, etc.)

Kosher and non-Kosher Food Items: Bush’s® vegetarian baked beans, boxed cereal, cooking oil (vegetable/canola), coffee (ground), jarred pasta sauce, pineapple tidbits, salmon (canned), Wacky Mac®

If you’re unable to drop off a food donation but still want to give, please consider making a monetary donation by clicking the link here: Donate at jfscinti.org/give

To Donate: drive up and drop off at the Mayerson JCC parking lot

8485 Ridge Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45236

[rain or shine]

The fresh fruits or vegetables you harvest at a gleaning, will reach the tables of hungry families in your community within 24-48 hours. Your efforts matter and share great nutrition AND hope for a better tomorrow.
Dear Southwest Ohio Faith Leaders,

My organization is a gleaning organization. We have been working with Miami University’s Institute for Food farm since fall of 2019, gleaning on a weekly basis throughout the harvest season. They have been a wonderful and generous partner, and the vast majority of their donations have remained within Butler County, distributed by TOPSS Pantry, Army of Kindness, and JEE Foods. TOPSS and Army of Kindness are this year’s recipients.It is a rare opportunity to be invited to a farm on a weekly basis, as the MUIFF has done. (Most of our gleanings are one-off events that arise when growers find they have a surplus that needs to be harvested before they plow it under.) Lately, we are having a particular challenge finding enough volunteers to show up, each week, as many of our past regulars are otherwise engaged, this season, and most students are away for the summer. I am reaching out to request your help in spreading the word about this wonderful weekly volunteer opportunity right in Oxford. I’m attaching a flier for posting or sharing electronically. Folks can also register as a volunteer at https://endhunger.org/ohio/, then find the event dates they want to sign up for. (Please note that we ask folks to sign up via our volunteer platform. It’s important that no one just shows up unannounced at an event, in consideration of the farm and the growers. We send specific instructions for where and when to meet, and any other requirements, the evening prior to each gleaning.)We are looking to fill up to 10 volunteer spots in a 3-hour shift on Wednesday mornings, 9-12. We are currently scheduled into November. The food we glean is some of the freshest available, and gets distributed to individuals to rarely otherwise have access to it. Our volunteers love the work and their time on the farm. I am more than happy to field any questions you have about this, via email or phone (see below).
Thank you for your time!
Sue Plummer | Ohio Program Coordinator
2366 Kemper Lane • Cincinnati, OH 45206513-458-9808 | ENDhunger.org Facebook | Instagram

Join us on November 13, 2021 at Liberty Center, Sabin Hall for:

Empty Bowls: Chili Cook Off For A Cause. A fundraising event presented by C3 and Lakota Local Schools. Attendees can taste and vote for the BEST firehouse chili in a competition between Liberty Township and West Chester Township firehouses.

All proceeds go back into the local community benefiting hungry families.

REGISTER for either the 11:00 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. seating

SELECT a handcrafted bowl made by local artists and organizations

ENJOY a variety of soups (along with the chili), bread and a drink prepared by local organizations. Vegetarian options available.

Tickets available online at this link and at the door.

Join us on November 13, 2021 at Liberty Center, Sabin Hall for:

Empty Bowls: Chili Cook Off For A Cause. A fundraising event presented by C3 and Lakota Local Schools. Attendees can taste and vote for the BEST firehouse chili in a competition between Liberty Township and West Chester Township firehouses.

All proceeds go back into the local community benefiting hungry families.

REGISTER for either the 11:00 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. seating

SELECT a handcrafted bowl made by local artists and organizations

ENJOY a variety of soups (along with the chili), bread and a drink prepared by local organizations. Vegetarian options available.

Tickets available online at this link and at the door.

The 27th annual Rubber Duck Regatta is underway, and we hope you’ll be a part of this longstanding tristate tradition.

It’s our one-of-a-kind event when every duck you purchase can provide 15 meals to hungry kids in our community—and put you in the running for some amazing prizes.

The pandemic has led to an increased number of children—now up to 90,000—facing hunger in our community. The need remains urgent, and each one of your hunger-fighting ducks can help.

We have lots of quack-tastic packages, including this year’s special Freestore50 Quack Pack—buy 10 ducks, get 2 free—in honor of Freestore’s 50th anniversary.

In addition, your duck purchase of $50+ earns you a unique 2021 Rubber Duck Regatta t-shirt (while supplies last) so don’t delay!

Join us—buy a duck and feed a child today!

The 27th annual Rubber Duck Regatta is underway, and we hope you’ll be a part of this longstanding tristate tradition.

It’s our one-of-a-kind event when every duck you purchase can provide 15 meals to hungry kids in our community—and put you in the running for some amazing prizes.

The pandemic has led to an increased number of children—now up to 90,000—facing hunger in our community. The need remains urgent, and each one of your hunger-fighting ducks can help.

We have lots of quack-tastic packages, including this year’s special Freestore50 Quack Pack—buy 10 ducks, get 2 free—in honor of Freestore’s 50th anniversary.

In addition, your duck purchase of $50+ earns you a unique 2021 Rubber Duck Regatta t-shirt (while supplies last) so don’t delay!

Join us—buy a duck and feed a child today!