A Place to Prosper: How A Group of Volunteers is Finding Confidence at the Fresh Market
In 2020, Jennifer Mullett moved her family from Wabash to Lafayette. Her daughter, who has an intellectual disability, was about […]
Read MoreAgency Partner Spotlight: Miami Nation of Indians
What happens when a public building closes? Imagine all the possible uses for a former school when students no longer […]
Read MoreFood Finders Strengthens Partnerships with White, Howard, and Tipton Counties
On Saturday, September 19, an unusual event took place in Brookston. Across the vast fields of Prairie View Farms, over […]
Read MoreInvesting in Community: What to Know About Donor Advised Funds
What if there was a way to invest your money while also investing in your neighbors? Consider a Donor Advised […]
Read MoreCelebrate 45 Years of Food Finders
On October 16, 1981, a dedicated group of local volunteers came together to start Food Finders Food Bank. What started […]
Read MoreMore Changes to SNAP Threaten to Reduce Access
In the past year, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has changed substantially, from new rules on who is eligible […]
Read MoreFood Finders Awarded Over $11,000 for BackPack Program
On the evening of Tuesday, September 15, Food Finders Board Vice Chair Dennis Schlott stood in front of the Community […]
Read MoreLongtime Volunteer Dinah McClure Wins Golden Hoosier Award
In 2020, Dinah McClure was staring down retirement, trying to decide what she was going to everyday. Her long career […]
Read MoreA Neighbor Becomes a Colleague – Brittany’s Story
When Brittany relocated from Florida to the Greater Lafayette area, she arrived without a support network. As a stay-at-home mother […]
Read MoreCelebrating Clark’s Legacy, One Meal at a Time
Last November, Food Finders Food Bank received a large, unexpected gift from the estate of Clark Taylor. While Clark had […]
Read MoreThe Great Popcorn Rescue
There is a spilt second when making popcorn, the one right before for the first kernel pops. You know it […]
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SNAP Crisis Response
Thank you for caring for our community! We see the outpouring of support, and we appreciate each of you. Please bear with us as we adjust […]
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