Help Feed Our Most Vulnerable Neighbors

Written By Shelley Regan

 As the recent SNAP benefit interruptions continue to strain families across our city, we are stepping in to help meet urgent food needs for our most vulnerable neighbors, including some of the 299 unhoused students in Edmond Public Schools. Here are ways you can make a meaningful difference:

  • Give to Support Unhoused Students We are receiving a special offering to provide food directly to students through EPS Title 1 Unhoused Student Services. Your gift will offer real relief as families wait for benefits to stabilize. Use an offering envelope and mark Flexible Response Fund or give online

  • Serve at Breakfast on Boulevard Join our Monday through Friday feeding ministry offering free hot breakfast and sack lunches. Serve one or more times each month.

  • Serve with Project 66 – Monday, Dec. 1, 5:30 to 8PM Help us host an evening client-choice shopping experience at Project 66 Food & Resource Center. We’ll greet guests, assist with grocery selections, and carry items to cars. Family-friendly for ages 10 and up.

  • Deliver Food to Schools Sign up to help deliver prepared bags to unhoused students to help their families begin to regain ground.

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Shelley Regan
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