Scare Away Hunger by Trick-or-Treating for Canned Goods
October 16, 2014We often think of Thanksgiving as the kickoff to the holiday season of giving, but why not start with Halloween? Get a jump on giving this year by trick-or-treating for canned goods! As you go door to door on Oct. 31 with the kids in your life visiting neighbors, ask them for nonperishable food donations…
San Diego Food Bank makes senior nutrition a top priority with SONDAS
October 13, 2014Through the Food Bank’s SONDAS (Solving Obesity and Nutritional Disease Affecting Seniors) Program, impoverished San Diego seniors receive the nutritious food they need, the nutritional education they lack and the personal support necessary to make lasting changes to their lifestyles. Guided by the experienced hand of the Food Bank’s Registered Dietitian, Jenna Olson (pictured in…
Nutrition Notes: Flu-Season Survival Guide
October 6, 2014As everyone starts to stock up on hand sanitizer and tissues in preparation for flu season, it is important to remember that healthy eating during cold and flu season is essential to avoid getting sick. It is always important to get the daily requirement of essential vitamins and minerals by eating a balanced diet following…
Teen Challenge Awarded September Nonprofit Partner of the Month
September 23, 2014Teen Challenge is a nonprofit partner that is very active in both the Food to Nonprofits program and hosts a monthly Neighborhood Distribution. Their staff members are incredibly organized and efficient when they select and pick up food from the warehouse. They utilize the services offered by the Food Bank to their full potential. In…
Nutrition Notes: Healthy Tailgating Tips
September 22, 2014Ready… set… hike! Fall is almost here, which means football season is back! The return of America’s most popular sport marks the beginning of tailgating season, which tends to include calorie-laden drinks, chips, fried foods and don’t forget the burgers and hot dogs! Watching football without food would be incomplete, but is there a way…