News and Updates
Kindness in action
Discover our latest happenings and inspiring stories.
Giving From a Heart That Knows Hardship
We often see faces in a line or names on a sign in sheet, but behind each one is a…
Learn More
Sylvia’s Experience Shows How Food Partnerships Support Real Families
Sylvia Simon didn’t imagine she would be raising six grandchildren while dealing with disability, long-term illness, and a fixed income.…
Learn MoreMeet the ODonnells, A Family Growing Beyond Their Past
We don’t always get to meet the people we serve or hear real stories of their daily lives. Often, the…
Learn More
State Farm has awarded $50,000 to MFB AZ for 2026 to strengthen disaster relief efforts and expand the reach of Hope Packs across Arizona. This investment directly supports response to extreme heat, wildfires, and flooding while equipping families with essential supplies during times of disruption. The funding will be used throughout 2026 to prepare for […]
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints continues to be a valued partner in furthering the mission of Midwest Food Bank. During the 2025 holiday season, the Morton division had the opportunity to participate in the Light the World Giving Machine campaign, an initiative designed to make charitable giving simple and accessible. Through this […]
Disaster Relief Response by Midwest Food Bank Morton When Winter Storm Fern swept across large portions of the country, communities from the Southeast to the Midwest faced dangerous conditions and widespread disruption. The storm’s impact reached far beyond a typical winter event, leaving many families without reliable access to food and basic necessities. In response, […]
A Story of Stability in Uncertain Times In Immokalee, many families are facing challenges that no one should have to navigate alone. For some, sudden immigration enforcement actions have resulted in heartbreaking separations, mothers or fathers being deported, leaving families without their primary source of income and emotional support. These abrupt changes create overwhelming stress […]
Jill Ott didn’t set out looking for something new, but one small moment led her into a place where purpose and service now meet every week. Now retired, Jill has spent much of her life centered on family. She and her husband raised 2 daughters, and today she enjoys time with her grandchildren, traveling, painting, […]
Sue Collare represents the kind of consistent, faith-driven volunteer service that keeps Midwest Food Bank Pennsylvania running each week. Her commitment helps ensure food is distributed efficiently and volunteers feel welcomed and supported. Sue is a retired volunteer who first connected with Midwest Food Bank through her church. She now serves regularly on Wednesday mornings, […]
