Newsletter Archive
Many of SoSA’s quarterly newsletters are archived here. Download any of these as PDFs.
| Issue | Edition | Subjects | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winter 2024 | 41-1 | ◊ Gannon Hunger Hero ◊ Gleaning Connection ◊ Hunger Hides ◊ Apple a Day |
|
| Fall 2023 | 40-4 | ◊ Great Opportunity ◊ Egg Gleaning ◊ Pond to Plate ◊ Acts of Service |
|
| Summer 2023 | 40-3 | ◊ Food Waste ◊ Meet Cecelie ◊ Power of Persistance ◊ Next Steps |
|
| Spring 2023 | 40-2 | ◊ Your Next Step ◊ Abundance Mindset ◊ The Big Picture ◊ Power of Consistency |
|
| Winter 2023 | 40-1 | ◊ Year In Review ◊ Building Trust ◊ Agents Of Change ◊ Abundance Orchard |
|
| Fall 2022 | 39-4 | ◊ Urgent Needs ◊ Yam Jam ◊ Part Of A Caring Community ◊ Giving Tuesday |
|
| Summer 2022 | 39-3 | ◊ 40% Of Food Goes To Waste ◊ Working Together ◊ Access and Opportunity ◊ Communities Are Growing |
|
| Spring 2022 | 39-2 | ◊ $400 Away From A Crisis ◊ Healthy Diets Cost More ◊ Acronyms Explained ◊ Hunger and Nutrition |
|
| Winter 2022 | 39-1 | ◊ You Shared Food and More ◊ New Things Are Growing ◊ Your Impact Measured ◊ Giving Creates Ripple Effect |
|
| Autumn 2021 | 38-4 | ◊ Your Community Needs Your Help ◊ You Can Make A Difference Where You Are ◊ How To Build A Caring Community ◊ Volunteer Spotlight |
|
| Summer 2021 | 38-3 | ◊ Your Words Make a Difference ◊ Reduce Waste: Buy "Lovely Bananas" ◊ You Can Help Farmers Prevent Food Waste ◊ Volunteer Spotlight |
|
| Spring 2021 | 38-2 | ◊ All In for SoSA ◊ All In for Farmers ◊ Right in Your Own Backyard ◊ Starfruit Spotlight |
|
| Winter 2021 | 38-1 | ◊ It's About More Than Pounds ... ◊ Pandemic, Priorities, and Perseverance ◊ Volunteer Spotlight ◊ 12 Baskets: Join the mission to end hunger. |
|
| Autumn 2020 | 37-4 | ◊ You Went All in When Your Community Needed It Most ◊ A First-Hand Staff Perspective, by Mykevia Jones ◊ Getting Food Where It's Needed Most ◊ Volunteer Spotlight |
|
| Summer 2020 | 37-3 | ◊ Your Generosity Made Headlines ◊ From a Staff Perspective: It’s a Privilege to Share Your Stories ◊ Your Generosity Helped Real People |
|
| Spring 2020 | 37-2 | ◊ From the Frontlines - A Candid COVID-19 Response ◊ State of the Gleaning Network Address ◊ COVID-19 Cant Stop Good - That's A Fact |
|
| Winter 2020 | 37-1 | ◊ Have You Been Called? ◊ Finding Joy Outside Your Comfort Zone (Executive Director's Report) ◊ A Tale of Two Truckloads |
|
| Autumn 2019 | 36-4 | ◊ We Accomplish So Much When We Lend Our Strengths to Work Together ◊ You and I Have Something In Common ◊ It’s Easier Than You’d Think |
|
| Summer 2019 | 36-3 | ◊ Finding Hope & Opportunity in a Tough Season ◊ If You Have Food to Eat, Thank a Farmer ◊ What is a Yam Jam? |
|
| Springr 2019 | 36-2 | ◊ Your Community Needs a Hero ◊ Baseball Caps, Tiaras, and Bifocals All have a Purpose ◊ A Miracle in Motion, Thanks to You |
|
| Winter 2019 | 36-1 | ◊ SoSA Lines Up to Tackle Hunger ◊ There's a Place for You on the Team ◊ Year-end Numbers and Thank-You's |
|
| Summer 2018 | 34-3 | ◊ How to Feed Hungry People Every Day (Tennessee) ◊ Marian Kelly to Retire After 39 Years with SoSA (Executive Director’s Report) ◊ A Legacy of Caring: Ethel Halsey’s Quiet Generosity (Donor) |
|
| Spring 2018 | 34-2 | ◊ My Delicious Mississippi Life (Mississippi) ◊ Gleaning for the Cycle (Florida) ◊ Tailored Solutions (Executive Director's Report) |
|
| Winter 2018 | 34-1 | ◊ Zoroastrian Potato Drop (Illinois) ◊ New Gleaning Office (Indiana) ◊ Just-in-Time Food Delivery (Executive Director's Report) |
|
| Autumn 2017 | 33-4 | ◊ SoSA Crop Drop Becomes a Community Day (Mississippi) ◊ Kelley Patient Chose to Do Good (Tennessee) ◊ The Ripple Effect (Executive Director's Report) |
|
| Summer 2017 | 33-3 | ◊ Rev. Willie Petty: An Example in Volunteering (Mississippi) ◊ United Methodist Men Feed Hungry Pennsylvanians (Pennsylvania) |
|
| Spring 2017 | 33-2 | ◊ Saddle Up - Let's Ride (Nebraska) ◊ Andrew Benjamin is Relentless (Minnesota) ◊ Let the Sweet Potatoes Roll! (Mississippi) |
|
| Winter 2017 | 33-1 | ◊ Yam Jam: The Blessing After the Storm (North Carolina) ◊ Giving Thanks and Gathering Turnips (Virginia) |
|
| Autumn 2016 | 32-4 | ◊ Feeding People: A Fitting Tribute to Mike Waldmann ◊ SoSA at Farm Aid 2016 |
|
| Summer 2016 | 32-3 | ◊ Kenzie Didn't Wait to Make a Difference (Mackenzie Hinson, North Carolina) ◊ Harvest of Hope Inspired Sarah Pope to Feed the Hungry (North Carolina) ◊ Not Waste: More Like Awesome |
|
| Spring 2016 | 32-2 | ◊ Mike Smith Makes a Difference with SoSA and United Methodist Men (Tennessee) ◊ New Study: 20 Billion Pounds of Food Left in the Fields ◊ Andy Lemmon Gets to Work (Mississippi) |
|
| Winter 2016 | 32-1 | ◊ SoSA Delivers Food to Refugees (by Jean Blish Siers, North Carolina) ◊ Food Takes a Bite Out of Crime (by Michael Binger, North Carolina) ◊ Apples to DC: Faithful Partnership with Brother Leotha Woodson (Virginia) ◊ Jackie Usey, 1965-2015 (Mississippi) |
|
| Autumn 2015 | 31-4 | ◊ Duke Students: Fastest Potato Baggers Ever ◊ For Annie, Feeding Seniors is the Best (Annie Bates, North Carolina) |
|
| Summer 2015 | 31-3 | ◊ She Could've Been My Grandmother (by Barbara Sayles, Florida) ◊ Long and Scott Farms Help SoSA Feed the Hungry (Florida) ◊ Do You Know Our Seed Potato Project? |
|
| Spring 2015 | 31-2 | ◊ The Adventures of Logan - You Can Be a Superhero, Too (Logan Todd, Alabama) ◊ A Talent for Feeding the Hungry (Tennessee) ◊ Missing Art Shoemaker (Georgia) |
|
| Winter 2015 | 31-1 | ◊ The Power of One (Dr. Lesley Huffaker, California) ◊ A Day in the Field (Jason Brown, North Carolina) ◊ SoSA Gleaner Featured in New Documentary (Gloria Henderson, North Carolina) ◊ #GivingTuesday Helps SoSA Feed 6 Million People |
|
| Summer 2014 | 30-3 | ◊ A Lifetime of Giving (Martha Ann Miller, Virginia) ◊ The U. S. Food Waste Challenge ◊ 3rd Annual Virginia Commonwealth Day of Gleaning (Virginia) ◊ New Ecumenical Partnership (Christian Church, Disciples of Christ) ◊ Partners in Meeting Spiritual Hungers |
|
| Spring 2014 | 30-2 | ◊ These Shoes Stepped Out for Hunger (Betty Heishman, Virginia) ◊ Sharing the Mission to End Hunger - Across the Globe (Florida) ◊ And a Child Shall Lead Them (Alvin Fox) ◊ Making a Big Impact in North Carolina (Yam Jam) ◊ It All Started with One Truckload of Potatoes (Destin, Florida) |
|
| Winter 2014 | 30-1 | ◊ All this College Kid Thinks About is Food (Ryan Lloyd, Alabama) ◊ Hunger in the 'Ham: Ever Been to a Crop Drop? (by Sharron Mendel Swain, Alabama) |
|
| Spring 2013 | 29-2 | ◊ Change the World with a Hunger Ministry Weekend | |
| Winter 2013 | 29-1 | ◊ Will McCranie Walks 2,200 Miles to Feed the Hungry (Georgia) | |
| Autumn 2012 | 28-4 | ◊ First Lady Declares "Day of Gleaning" in the Commonwealth (Virginia) | |
| Summer 2012 | 28-3 | ◊ 2.6 Million Pounds of Potatoes Saved in Emergency Appeal (North Carolina) ◊ United Methodist General Conference Delegates Bag 41,000 Pounds of Cucumbers (Florida) |
|
| Spring 2012 | 28-2 | ◊ Hank Scott Talks Tells Why We Glean at His Farm (Florida) ◊ United Methodist Men Honored for Hunger Relief Work (Tennessee / Michigan) |
|
| Winter 2012 | 28-1 | ◊ Society of St. Andrew Gets Recognized (First Lady's Initiative Team Effort) (Virginia) ◊ Stories from Around the States |
|
| Autumn 2011 | 27-4 | ◊ Saying Goodbye to a Very Dear Friend, Anna Trout McCabe (Virginia) ◊ New Artist for Christmas Card (Jerry Malzahn, Texas) ◊ Stories from Around the States |
|
| Summer 2011 | 27-3 | ◊ September is Hunger Action Month ◊ Hundreds of Church Work with SoSA to "Change the World" |
|
| Spring 2011 | 27-2 | ◊ Hunger Ministry Weekend: Change the World ◊ Stories from Around the States |
|
| Winter 2011 | 27-1 | ◊ Being Faithful to the Purpose ◊ Small Hands Do Great Work: Five-year-old Mariah Jackson (Virginia) |
|
| Autumn 2010 | 26-4 | ◊ SoSA Expands to Save More Food (Tennessee Office Opens) ◊ Stories from Around the States |
|
| Summer 2010 | 26-3 | ◊ SoSA Plants Seeds So More May Be Fed (Washington State) ◊ 560 Tons of Watermelons from Long and Scott Farms (Florida) |
|
| Spring 2010 | 26-2 | ◊ Why Be a Volunteer? (Florida) ◊ SoSA is a Top-rated Nonprofit |
|
| Winter 2010 | 26-1 | ◊ Staying Focused, Saving Food ◊ SoSA is a Top-rated Food and Shelter Nonprofit ◊ Stories from Around the States |
