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Columbia community receives 0,000 from Walmart’s Fighting Hunger Together campaign
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Through the “Fighting Hunger Together” Facebook campaign, Walmart is funding innovative programs in local communities, including those that provide meals for students and transport nutritional food throughout the community. In Columbia, Harvest Hope Food Bank and St. Andrews Baptist Church received ,000 and ,000 grants respectively. In this picture, Denise Holland, Chief Executive Officer of Harvest Hope Food Bank.
Columbia community receives 0,000 from Walmart’s Fighting Hunger Together campaign
Image by Walmart Stores
Through the “Fighting Hunger Together” Facebook campaign, Walmart is funding innovative programs in local communities, including those that provide meals for students and transport nutritional food throughout the community. In Columbia, Harvest Hope Food Bank and St. Andrews Baptist Church received ,000 and ,000 grants respectively. In this picture, Noah Johnson (far left), Regional General Manager, Region 4/Sough Carolina, Denise Holland (second to left), Chief Executive Officer of Harvest Hope Food Bank, Steve Benjamin (second to right), Mayor of Columbia, and Brenda Sheets (far right), Director, St. Andrews Baptist Church.
Columbia community receives 0,000 from Walmart’s Fighting Hunger Together campaign
Image by Walmart Stores
Through the “Fighting Hunger Together” Facebook campaign, Walmart is funding innovative programs in local communities, including those that provide meals for students and transport nutritional food throughout the community. In Columbia, Harvest Hope Food Bank and St. Andrews Baptist Church received ,000 and ,000 grants respectively. In this photo, Denise Holland (left), Chief Executive Officer of Harvest Hope Food Bank and Brenda Sheets (right), Director, St. Andrews Baptist Church.
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Ozarks Food Harvest Gets 50000 Lbs Food From Clear Channel
KTTS Clear Channel Communications in Springfield collected food items and supplies for Ozarks Food Harvest Joplin relief, last week in the Dillons parking lot at Kansas and Battlefield, collecting 49590 pounds of nonperishable food, paper products and … Plans made for Dillon's workers in Joplin Dillons plans to rebuild in Joplin, MO Donations continue to pour in for disaster relief |
In this video Jack from The Survival podcast shows you how to harvest and use Trombone (also called Climbing Zucchini,Tromboncino, Trombocino, Zucchetta Rampicante, Italian Trombone Squash). He than demonstrates how to dehydrate it and store it for long term food storage use. The cans in this video are food grade 1 pint cans with Gold Phenolic Lining which are FDA approved for food storage. You can find them here. www.thecarycompany.com This is a low cost, fast and simple way to convert items from your garden into high quality long term survival storage use in your pantry.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
BO BICE TO DONATE HIS PROCEEDS FROM THE SINGLE LONG ROAD BACK TO FLOOD ASSISTANCE Makes Announcement On Geraldo At Large Sunday, May 9th Nashville, TN (May 11, 2010) — Singer Bo Bice has announced that he will donate all of his proceeds from his single, Long Road Back, to a variety of flood assistance programs that are aiding victims of the recent Nashville-area flooding disaster. Bice made the announcement during an interview on the FoxNews show Geraldo At Large on Sunday evening. He also appeared on Flood Relief: Vince Gill and Friends on May 6th, which raised over .7 million for organizations such as the Second Harvest Food Bank, the American Red Cross, and the Salvation Army and will perform at May 12ths Country Cares benefit concert at Nashvilles Center Stage. Long Road Back appears on Bices new album, 3, which will be released via Saguaro Road Records on May 18th. Nashville was hit hard by the flooding, says Bice, and we lost a large portion of our historic city, but we are going to make it through this hard time together. In this tragedy our community has been made stronger with love and support of so many good hearted souls, he continues. To help our fellow Tennesseans, all of my proceeds from the sale of Long Road Back exclusively on iTunes will go to help flood relief victims through Second Harvest Food Bank, the Red Cross and the Salvation Army. I encourage everyone to support these charities, it goes a long way. I will also be hosting a benefit show on …
Video Rating: 5 / 5
1 of the most fun jams of the fest!! Elephant Revival band plus Vince Herman (Leftover Salmon), Ben (Yonder Mountain String Band bass) jam together “Whiskey For Breakfast” with Vince making up alternate Mulberry-themed lyrics in the morning at the Mudstomp Records Backwoods Stage. You can see the crowd’s rapt attention and adoration for Elephant Revival, a band that has played many shows with roots in the Arkansas-Oklahoma area, that now lives around Nederland Colorado with the other players from Leftover Salmon and Yonder Mountain String Band among other musicians. Check out all the people dancing, smiling, taking pictures, shooting video, and crowding in around the stage to get a view of this great band in action in the morning light. The entire set was great. This jam with Vince Herman from Leftover Salmon was one of the improv high points. Vince changed up some of the lyrics to fit the moment, singing about Mulberry Mountain, everybody grinning and playing along. Yonder Harvest Festival 2010 = Yonder Mountain String Band’s Harvest Music Festival at Mulberry Mountain hosted by YMSB. October 14, 15, 16, 2010 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday). Mulberry Mountain Ranch, southeast of Fayetteville, AR, on Highway 23 “the Pig Trail”, near Ozark, Arkansas. Bands included Leftover Salmon, Railroad Earth, host YMSB, Cornmeal, Sam Bush, Elephant Revival, Mountain Of Venus, Dirtfoot, Mudstomp Records bands, many more. Recorded by Dgold with Kodak zi8 plus external microphones. Listen …
