Donated food is essential to any food bank. Whether it’s canned vegetables or a box of cereal, these donated products go straight into the community without using the Food Bank’s donated dollars to purchase food products. Once donated, your contribution will be sorted by our dedicated volunteers and distributed to our network of nearly 420 …
Lakeshia has devoted her life to helping others. Having previously worked at a skills development center for people with disabilities, she knows what it means to be there for those in her community. Lakeshia is a devoted mother to her three children, ages 20, 15, and six, but recently has had a harder time making …
Carl lives in Dickson with his wife, Elaine. They’ve both worked hard their whole lives, but as Carl has gotten older its gotten harder for him to work. Carl recently had to have two separate knee replacement surgeries. The strain from the surgeries and the time needed to recover forced him into an early retirement. …
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Henry, 77, has a deep love for his Waynesboro community. He lives in the same house he was born in, and he worked more than 30 years as a brick mason in the same town before retiring. “You work hard, and you try to save, but my money just doesn’t go as far as it …
Bette, 80, looks forward to every visit from Second Harvest Commodity Supplemental Food Program representatives — visits that have been lifesaving in more ways than one. Bette overcame serious hardships and was happily making ends meet when the COVID-19 pandemic began. After all her hard work, she lost her only income and was hospitalized for neglecting …
Mary, 81, spent her career proudly working at some of Nashville’s finest restaurants, from the Tail and the Fox to the Hyatt Regency’s Polaris. “I was a server,” she says. “I enjoyed and loved it so much.” Mary’s other great pride is her two grown children, one who lives in Clarksville and the other in …
Ricky has lived in Clay County his whole life. He always loved working with his hands and helping his neighbors, whether that be on a local farm or during his time serving as an EMT. However, about ten years ago Ricky began having seizures that eventually led to a devastating epilepsy diagnosis. After receiving this …
Paula is a dedicated nurse from Sumner County. She loves her job and being a force for good in her community. But when she was tasked with taking care of her 103-year-old grandmother, she made the difficult decision to quit her job to be her grandmother’s primary caregiver. In addition to now having to provide …
Pam is a proud mother and grandmother who was passionate about her career as a Certified Nursing Assistant until an injury meant an early, forced retirement. “I hurt my shoulder and then that was it. I couldn’t work anymore. I really was heartbroken, but it was just the hand I was dealt, ” Pam shared. …
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With inflation at an all-time high, many people can no longer afford even the basic necessities. These are especially difficult days for Dale, who lost his job during the pandemic and is still struggling to recover. “I used to work at a pallet mill and then I went to work at a cabinet shop after …
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