We asked our Manager of Volunteer Engagement, Eli Farmer, about his work, and what volunteers mean for Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee. What do you enjoy most about working for a local hunger-relief organization? There’s a tremendous amount of job satisfaction with Second Harvest, but I think my favorite part is getting to engage …
Chef Al, of Big Al’s Deli, cannot wait to wow guest at Generous Helpings 2023 on April 19th! Big Al started Big Al’s Deli almost 10 years ago with his son. After a divorce, Al got custody of his children and needed to start a new career so he could spend more time with his …
Chef Noelle, of Yolan, cannot wait to wow guest at Chefs’ Dinner 2023 on March 26th!
Authur and Jeannette Phelps lean on their faith as they continue their church’s long history of helping others in their rural community.
Chef Margot, of Margot Cafe and Bar, cannot wait to wow guest at Chefs’ Dinner 2023 on March 26th!
This Black History Month, we’re highlighting Black individuals who have lead the fight against hunger. We hope their stories inspire you to join the fight against hunger this Black History Month. Shirley Chisholm Many know Rep. Chisholm as the first Black woman to be elected to congress – representing New York’s 12th District. What many …
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As Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Specialist, Bill Vaovasa plays an essential role in fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment for all at Second Harvest. His passion for Second Harvest’s mission and dedication to his work helps Second Harvest continue to advance our mission of providing food to people facing hunger and working to advance hunger solutions.
The holiday season is usually a time of joy and celebration, but for the 1 in 8 Middle Tennesseans – including 1 in 7 children – facing hunger, it’s often a time of hardship. Nissan, Hankook, Kroger, First Horizon, and Ole South have all committed themselves as partners with Second Harvest to ensure that our …
Tragedy struck Southeast Nashville in May of 2010. Dozens of inches of rain fell across the region causing catastrophic floods – affecting community centers, homes, and businesses. Recovery efforts took over two years, but community members still felt there were unmet needs in the area. Enter The Branch of Nashville. What started as a food …
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