Make an impact during September’s Hunger Action Month
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September is Hunger Action Month. Learn how you can make a difference and help us fight hunger in Western New York.
read moreSeptember is Hunger Action Month. Learn how you can make a difference and help us fight hunger in Western New York.
read moreClaire Babineaux-Fontenot, Feeding America CEO, joined us for a tour of our facilities to learn about our programs and our response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
read moreOlder adults in need of food support are encouraged to connect with us at one of two Erie County table events.
read morePrior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mari McNeil sang at more than 90 local retirement homes and assisted living facilities over the course of 10 years. Now, as a volunteer with FeedMore WNY, she delivers meals two days a week, helping to bring food and friendship to homebound neighbors in Niagara County.
read moreFor more than 25 years, dedicated employees at Rich Products Corporation have helped deliver nutritious food and friendship to our homebound community members. Since July 2020, the Rich Products Corporation has donated $85,000 in support of FeedMore WNY's programs.
read moreOur volunteers are vital to our program, helping us provide food and support to our neighbors in need. We thank our many volunteers for their compassion and dedication to our mission and those we serve.
read moreFrom March 22-26, 2021, we welcomed local leaders and community members to deliver meals with us in Erie and Niagara counties. This annual event raises awareness for home-delivered meal programs.
read moreFeedMore WNY could not fulfill its mission without the help of dedicated, compassionate volunteers – volunteers like Liryc Lewis. Liryc is helping FeedMore WNY continue its operations during the pandemic by sorting and packing emergency food for hungry community members and delivering nutritious meals directly to homebound neighbors. We caught up with Liryc to find out why she is driven to volunteer.
read moreAs head cook at a local hospital, Laura rarely took a day off. She even worked the same day she gave birth to her child. But years of hard work on her feet eventually took its toll. Laura tore ligaments in both of her knees and was diagnosed with arthritis, forcing her to go on disability. St. Patrick's Pantry was there to help.
read moreWe were excited to have three of our volunteers represent FeedMore WNY during the opening ceremony, announcing the names of two Sabres players!
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