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WRAL News in August is partnering with the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle to help Erase Hunger in our community.
As students prepare to return to school, the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle is working to make sure local kids have food to eat by ending childhood hunger.
Over the course of the 2023-24 school year, the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle Food Pantries Program is expected to serve over 13,000 students and their families.
Starting today, food pantries in North Carolina are preparing for an increase of people needing their help.
A new community gardening program is helping families in need learn to grow and cook their own healthy, delicious vegetables.
Ken Smith, anchor/reporter, and Rick Armstrong, photojournalist
With millions of Americans out of work because of the coronavirus, many are struggling to put food on the table. In our area, one nonprofit is working to feed those in need and they've just named a new CEO to help.
Marbles Kids Museum temporarily shut down on March 15 as part of North Carolina's stay-at-home order, but the museum is making good use of the large spaces inside.
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, Go Ask Mom editor
As the number of unemployed workers across the state increases daily and schools are closed due to COVID-19, grocery stores, restaurants, local businesses and foundations are making much needed donations to our area Food Banks.
One organization meeting the needs during these challenging times is the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle.
Sean Fowler and Rachel Quigley elaborated on the programs offered by Inter-Faith Food Shuttle.
A Colorado-based backpack company is giving Raleigh customers a chance to make a positive social impact.
Gerald Owens, anchor/reporter, and Rick Armstrong, producer
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue toured the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle in Raleigh on Tuesday.
Jessica Patrick, WRAL digital journalist
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue tours the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle in Raleigh.
The Thrive NC food festival will happen May 9-10 in City Market in downtown Raleigh.
Kathy Hanrahan, Out and About Editor
Capital Bank pays off $13,000 in Valentine's Day dinners for 515 customers at downtown Raleigh eatery.
Expect some reggae and soul at Band Together's Main Event concert at Red Hat Amphitheater this summer.
Kathy Hanrahan, Out and About editor
Following Friday's announcement that President Donald Trump had reached a deal to temporarily reopen the government, federal workers on Friday night expressed mixed emotions about the end of the shutdown.
Ken Smith, WRAL anchor/reporter
The Junior League of Raleigh found their mission aligned with Inter-Faith Food Shuttle. They pack backpacks, sort food and provide regular volunteer support to programs that feed hungry children year-round.
I'll be joining Sarah King of Mix 101.5 WRAL-FM's Two Men and a Mom during the annual BackPack Buddies Mediathon.
Thanks to a partnership between Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, corporate donors and the Wake County School system, the kids at Bugg Magnet Elementary School are learning how to grow healthy food through an after-school gardening program called Sprout Scouts.
The Thrive NC food festival will happen May 10-11 in City Market in downtown Raleigh.
The garden will be located along Jackie Robinson Drive.
