Today is the kickoff of Feeding My Ohana's Third Annual Virtual Food Drive to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank.
Like many food-related sites, Feeding My Ohana highlights what we eat, how to make it, and where to get it. However, of all the blogs, websites, cookbooks and magazines I've perused, the question of WHETHER we will be eating is seldom addressed. Second Harvest makes sure this is not the case for needy families.
Like many food-related sites, Feeding My Ohana highlights what we eat, how to make it, and where to get it. However, of all the blogs, websites, cookbooks and magazines I've perused, the question of WHETHER we will be eating is seldom addressed. Second Harvest makes sure this is not the case for needy families.
In 2011, Second Harvest Food Bank helped an average of about 243,000 people a month in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. To put this in context, there are about 234,464 students enrolled in the ENTIRE University of California system.
I started Feeding My Ohana to share my passion for recipes and as a vehicle to address eating in a fundamental way. So if Feeding My Ohana has been helpful or entertaining (or maddening), consider donating to the Virtual Food Drive.
It's secure and even simpler than in years past.
1) Go to the Feeding My Ohana Food Drive Page
2) Click on the Donate Now link.
This year, Feeding My Ohana has expanded the pool for matching funds and is grateful to our sponsors, Fineline Graphics and Design and Cheryl Okuno, Alain Pinel Realtor.
I started Feeding My Ohana to share my passion for recipes and as a vehicle to address eating in a fundamental way. So if Feeding My Ohana has been helpful or entertaining (or maddening), consider donating to the Virtual Food Drive.
It's secure and even simpler than in years past.
1) Go to the Feeding My Ohana Food Drive Page
2) Click on the Donate Now link.
This year, Feeding My Ohana has expanded the pool for matching funds and is grateful to our sponsors, Fineline Graphics and Design and Cheryl Okuno, Alain Pinel Realtor.
Eat Well. Be Well. Do Good.
