No Substitute for Food

By Jean Blish Siers *

Because I love to cook and bake, living the last several weeks under stay-at-home orders hasn’t been as bad as it could have been. It’s given me the opportunity to work my way through some of the cookbooks I buy and never have the time to explore. Plus, I feel like I’m a pretty creative cook in the best of times. While baking typically demands at least a modicum of “following the rules,” often cooking (the ...

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Why Would They Plow it Under?

By Jean Blish Siers *

By now we’ve all seen them: images of farmers plowing under crops or dumping vats of milk. People reach out to me, wondering what we can do to stop it. I’m proud to work for Society of St. Andrew, a nonprofit dedicated to saving good produce that would go to waste and getting it to those in need. We’ve been working overtime with very limited resources the past few weeks, trying to save everything we can.

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Still Gleaning: The Food is Needed Even More

Dear friends,

You Can Still Volunteer, While Practicing Social Distancing

 

We’re hearing from people all over the country who want to be of service and do something to help address hunger needs during the current pandemic. Every nonprofit and faith-based organization in the world, including the Society of St. Andrew, needs your financial support in these days to keep doing the important work they are doing. If you’re able to give, now is a good time to do that.

We also recognize it’s an incredibly important time to be safe and ...

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