FeedMore WNY’s RISE program helps underemployed community members earn skills, opportunities
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The future is bright for the newest graduates of FeedMore WNY’s workforce development program.
read moreThe future is bright for the newest graduates of FeedMore WNY’s workforce development program.
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read moreEvery week, more than 30 staff members and participants from Aspire of WNY volunteer for a multitude of FeedMore WNY projects, including sorting and packing food in the warehouse, making reusable grocery bags out of donated T-shirts and delivering meals for a whopping 25 home-delivered meal routes throughout East Aurora, West Seneca, Buffalo, Cheektowaga, Lancaster, Clarence and Niagara Falls.
read moreThe familiar green shirts of M&T Bank volunteers are seen supporting FeedMore WNY hunger-relief programs throughout the year, as their team of employees regularly devote time and talent at our food distribution warehouse, through our Adopt-A-Route program and at distributions in the community.
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