30 Broward Sites Are Alleviating Food Insecurity Together In Broward County, economic disparities often leave families struggling to put food on the table. Project Lifeline, operated and funded by United …
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These Simple Instructions Provide Pocket-Sized Power to Make Easy, Affordable Meals Food is more than fuel — it’s comfort, culture, and connection. But for thousands of people in Broward facing …
Eighty-year-old Mary never imagined that one day she would need assistance from the community. The mother of three had been deeply involved with her church for many years, where she …
October is Hunger Awareness Month, and an important time to focus on hunger in our community. It’s estimated that 220,000 people in Broward County face food instability every day and, …
A ‘FRESH’ START FOR A SINGLE MOTHER AND HER DAUGHTER Tears streamed down Emily’s face as she hugged her mom. She was hungry, scared and confused and her mom, Jessica, …
FEEDING THE BODY AND SPIRIT LOCAL MAN RECEIVES NOURISHING FOOD THROUGH UNITED WAY OF BROWARD COUNTY’S PROJECT LIFELINE Simon, 63, has been on Social Security disability since 2010, as …
Project Lifeline: The Heartbeat of Broward’s Food Assistance Empowered by Gratitude: Client Becomes a Volunteer “I have one son and several nieces and nephews in our home, and the …
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