In short, we love our volunteers! April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and we take appreciating our volunteers pretty seriously.
The Food Shuttle Farm Offers a World of Possibilities for Caldwell Fellows of NCSU
For the fourth year in a row, the Caldwell Fellows program has had a team assigned to the Food Shuttle Farm for their Sophomore Seminar, where the team members work together to live out their guiding principles of servant leadership, principled reflection, personal development, rigorous integrity, and academic excellence.
Small Community Garden Makes Big Impact in the Lives of Durham Neighbors
On a quiet corner near downtown Durham, great things are happening. Fresh, nutritious food is being grown to share with neighbors in need. Community members come together to work the soil and tend what’s growing. Knowledge is provided to help others become skilled at growing their own gardens and cooking healthy on a budget. Strangers become friends and lives are changed for the better, all on the quarter-acre lot of Geer Street Learning Garden.
"An American Dream to End Hunger" Launches on Made in America YouTube Series
The story behind Inter-Faith Food Shuttle’s mission to end hunger in North Carolina is told in an uplifting and authentic way in the webseries Made In America episode “An American Dream to End Hunger,” which premiered on YouTube on May 19.
The Food Shuttle Celebrates Volunteer Appreciation Month
Dig Into Spring with These Enlightening Gardening Workshops
At Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, we’re gearing up for spring with a series of workshops at our Community Learning Gardens to help ensure that gardeners—from beginners to experienced green thumbs—get the most yield from this season’s bounty.
Now that’s a good egg! 7-year old Donovan turns eggs into meals for neighbors in need.
Education Stations Offer Visitors a Fresh Look at Learning Gardens
Visitors to Camden Street Learning Garden will notice something new upon arrival. Posted throughout the Garden are “Education Stations” —interactive sites where guests can find opportunities for reflection, activities, and information that give a whole new meaning to the “Learning” in Learning Garden.