IFM Launches Annual Sponsor a Family Campaign
IFM Launches Annual Sponsor a Family Campaign
As rising costs strain local households, the Interfaith Food Ministry is launching its Sponsor a Family campaign to ensure everyone can enjoy a warm meal this holiday season. Donate today at InterfaithFoodMinistry.org.
Thanksgiving is just two weeks away. And that times well with Interfaith Food Ministry’s annual Sponsor a Family campaign, which also includes the Christmas season, according to Development and Communications Director Victoria Lindsay…
IFM officials say for many families
the holidays mean gathering around the table and sharing a meal. But rising
living costs and changes to food assistance programs are making it increasingly
difficult for local households to afford groceries. Federal government changes
to CalFresh and Medi-Cal are already affecting the community, so Lindsay says
IFM is seeing more families turn to them for help…
More than a-thousand families visit Interfaith Food Ministry for assistance every month. Lindsay says donations of every size, especially monetary, make a difference and IFM’s strong food-purchasing power allows contributions to stretch further, turning every dollar into more food. To participate in the Sponsor a Family campaign, go to “Interfaith Food Ministry dot-org” and click the “donate” button. Lindsay also mentions that Hills Flat Lumber and the South Yuba Club have drop-off barrels available for non-perishable foods.
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