Students in St. Lucie County Schools, both public and private, are creating more than 500 ceramic bowls which will be sold at the Downtown Fort Pierce Farmers’ Market on Saturday, March 18, 2017.
For $15.00, patrons can purchase a bowl of their choice and have it filled with fresh, hot soup prepared by culinary arts students from the Treasure Coast.
Enjoy a delicious buffet brunch and refreshing mimosas and sangria all while enjoying the charm and comfort of Martin County’s first urban farm.
Comcast employees, families and friends along with other "Hunger Fighters" in the community, will unite at Treasure Coast Food Bank as part […]
Once a year, letter carriers across the Treasure Coast and nationwide deliver something more precious than the mail. They deliver food. Last […]
As a Kick Off to Hunger Action Month, on August 31st The Treasure Coast Food Bank, will be hosting BINGO at […]
September 2017 Hunger exists on the Treasure Coast, and is affecting nearly 100,000 individuals including 34,000 children. Treasure Coast Food Bank, a […]
Support the Treasure Coast Food Bank during Hunger Action Month while getting a discount on your pizza. Order online at www.papajohns.com from September 1st to September 30th and take advantage of the 20/20 Fundraiser. 20% off your pizza order when you use promo code: FOODBANK and Papa John's will donate 20% back to the Treasure Coast Food Bank. WIN - WIN for all!
Participating locations: Jupiter, Salerno, Stuart, Jensen & Port St. Lucie.
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Treasure Coast Food Bank hosts child poverty discussion during Hunger Action Month Treasure Coast Food Bank invites the community to join a […]
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