Podcasts about backpack program

In this episode, we sit down with the Lori Dykstra, CEO ofFeeding South Dakota, the state's largest hunger-relief organization, to discuss their mission, programs, and the ongoing fight to end food insecurity. From innovative programs to community partnerships, this inspiring conversation highlights how Feeding South Dakota is making a tangible impact on the lives of thousands of families and individuals.The scope of food insecurity in South Dakota and the challenges faced by rural communities.How Feeding South Dakota distributes millions of pounds of food annually to those in need.The role of volunteers, donors, and partnerships in their mission to alleviate hunger.Insights into the organization's Mobile Food Pantry, Backpack Program, and other key initiatives.How you can get involved and make a difference.Feeding South Dakota is a vital lifeline for individuals and families facing hunger across the state. With locations in Sioux Falls, Pierre, and Rapid City, the organization works tirelessly to provide food and hope to those in need. Learn more about their impactful work atfeedingsouthdakota.org.Donate: Every dollar helps provide meals to those in need.Volunteer: Make a difference by joining their team of dedicated volunteers.Advocate: Spread the word about hunger in South Dakota and support policies to address food insecurity.Website:feedingsouthdakota.orgSocial Media:Facebook,Instagram,Twitter

They're stocked up on pencils, markers and notebooks, but they'd really like some more backpacks. A food bank in Fredericton is putting that call out, a week out from the first day of school. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Greener Village CEO Alex Boyd about their backpack program.

They're stocked up on pencils, markers and notebooks, but they'd really like some more backpacks. A food bank in Fredericton is putting that call out, a week out from the first day of school. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Greener Village CEO Alex Boyd about their backpack program.

They're stocked up on pencils, markers and notebooks, but they'd really like some more backpacks. A food bank in Fredericton is putting that call out, a week out from the first day of school. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Greener Village CEO Alex Boyd about their backpack program.

Back to school time is coming around the bend—but it comes with high costs for families buying school supplies. We hear how the Labrador Friendship Centre's backpack program is helping families out this year.

Find out more about what they are doing in Lesuer on the Sawkar Salute

Find out more about what they are doing in Lesuer on the Sawkar Salute

A closer look at the bills Governor Newsom signed and vetoed over the weekend. UC Davis steps in to help refugee students from Artsakh protect their educational information. We discuss the inaugural Wellness Academy, a free virtual education series.   Politico's California Playbook Governor Newsom signed and vetoed a stack of bills over the weekend.  We'll take a closer look at what bills survived and which ones didn't.  Plus, Kevin McCarthy, out as House Speaker.  Who will replace him and will California feel an impact without someone in the Speaker's chair?  And, now that California has a new Senator, the big question surrounding Laphonza Butler is whether or not she will run for the seat in 2024.  We'll discuss it all with Co-author of POLITICO's California Playbook, Dustin Gardiner. UC Davis' Backpack Program Over 100,000 refugees from the historic Armenian enclave of Artsakh have poured into the tiny South Caucasus country of Armenia following a mass exodus brought on by Azerbaijani aggression. UC Davis is stepping in to help refugee students from Artsakh protect their educational information as Azerbaijan executes a mass ethnic cleansing of the enclave.  UC Davis Professor and Director of Human Rights Studies, Keith David Watenpaugh joins us to discuss the humanitarian crisis and how Article 26 Backpack works. UC Davis Wellness Academy , Interim Dean of the UC Davis School of Medicine, and Dr. Scott Fishman, Executive Director of the Office of Wellness Education at UC Davis Health, discuss the inaugural Wellness Academy, a free virtual education series on wellness that is open to all, with lectures presented by esteemed UC Davis Faculty and experts in their field. Each virtual wellness lecture session will take place from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m for four Saturdays in a row, beginning Oct. 14. 

In episode 112, Tess Voecks of Local SEO Guide joins the show for a discussion about the importance of project management and how it relates to SEO.Tess emphasizes the need for businesses to organize themselves effectively before starting any project and highlights a few common mistakes that businesses make in their operations.We also chat about why communication is a superpower in project management and the need to identify and manage potential risks to ensure project success.(0:00) Intro(1:25) Why is Project Management Important?(2:50) Why Project Management Matters for SEO(6:40) Organizing Your Business Before You Start(8:43) What Do Most Businesses Get Wrong About Operations?(11:14) Adaptability and Communication(15:05) Risk Mitigation(18:01) Change Management(20:15) Controlling People is Hard(22:00) Rapid Fire RankingsRank your top anything:My kidshome decor/decorating my homehiking/walkingRank your best SEO marketing win:Creating and scaling a business at LSG. Playing an integral part in how business processes and teams function day to day and year to year is something I'm super proud of. It's allowed me to meet so many people, build a business I care about, and build my own freelance business.Rank your top 3 SEO tools:SemrushSquerylClickUpRank your best SEO trick or tactic:Internal linking. It's soooo underrated but effectiveRank what you love most about SEO as an industry:1. The challenge of having a non-routine job/industry2. Building relationships (clients, colleagues, coworkers)3. Building a robust set of skillsRank your top 1-3 marketers:Nick EubanksBlake DenmanAmanda NatividadRank your best SEO learning resource:Twitter/LinkedInBlogs/roundtablesPodcastsColleagues and coworkersRank your top cause or charity:The BackPack Program at our school helps kids fight hunger. There is no link for the program, but you could reach out to: https://www.trf.k12.mn.us/

Get to know CBAD's Non-Profit of the Year, 2022 - The San Diego Food Bank. Join CEO Casey Castillo to learn about all the good they do for our families in need. We all experience storms in life, and The San Diego Food Bank is there to help and support families in need.  Last year, they distributed 40 million pounds of food in San Diego County.  This year they are expected to do the same.  That's a lot of food!  How do they do it? CEO Casey Castillo gives us the full inside story of a remarkable organization at work.  There's a reason they won CBAD's Non-Profit of the Year 2022, and in this interview you'll understand why.  From their partnerships with other non-profits, to their inventive and winning programs like the Super Pantry Program, the Backpack Program, and the Scare Away Hunger Food Drive in October, The San Diego Food bank has been at the forefront of community service in our area.  But they can't do it alone, and they certainly can't feed 400,000 families a month without our help.  You'll hear of the myriad of exciting and fulfilling opportunities for individuals, families or businesses to come in and do something that helps someone else – the very next day.  Give the podcast a listen, and go on their website to volunteer – you'll be glad you did.  Let's Get Social! Website: https://sandiegofoodbank.org  Twitter: https://twitter.com/SDFoodBank  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sdfoodbank/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SDFoodBank/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/san-diego-food-bank/ 

Jolene Dressler, Shikellamy School District K-5 Nurse, Chief Shikellamy Elementary School, and coordinator of Caring for Kids program, on the status of the growing program which is feeding kids and families on the weekend. We'll talk about how the program has changed, what has happened lately with demand and funding, and what is happening to the program now. We'll discuss fundraising, donations, and opportunities for the community to help.

10/18/22: Joel is briefly joined by Melissa Sobolik, the CEO of the Great Plains Food Bank, to talk about the Backpack Program and food insecurity. Joel also takes your calls and texts regarding the topic, after a State Representative talked poorly about the issue, See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mandy Otis with the FEED Backpack Program and Anne Donworth from the Lexington Public Library join us for this special two-for-one special episode! To learn more about the FEED Backpack Program, visit https://www.feedbackpackprogram.com/ To learn more about the Lexington Public Library and Booktacular, visit https://www.lexpublib.org/ ........ The DoGood Radio Hour is brought to you by Blue Grass Community Foundation https://www.bgcf.org/ @bgcfky on Instagram, Facebook & TikTok Our theme song is "Happy Tune," written and performed by Brother Smith - https://www.brothersmithband.com/

Over 17,000 backpacks. Over 500 children. Learn how our community is coming together for every student to be successful in school. Big hearts helping little stomachs with nutritional meals. Volunteers and partners united against food insecurity and hunger that makes learning hard.  Guest: Tiffany Clark https://www.takestockinchildren.org/  | https://ecsd-fl.schoolloop.com/pf4/cms2/view_page?d=x&group_id=1516954963662&vdid=i31b2n04w1x5a Learn more about Escambia County School District: https://ecsd-fl.schoolloop.com/ Host:  Meredith Hackwith Edwards 

Hillary Lamberty, Community Engagement Coordinator of the Northfield Community Action Center, discusses the Operation Backpack program.  For more information and to register, visit communityactioncenter.org.  

Hillary Lamberty, Community Engagement Coordinator of the Northfield Community Action Center, discusses the Operation Backpack program.  For more information and to register, visit communityactioncenter.org. 

On episode 106, Carol Templeton of Forsyth Backpack Program and Caroline Joyner of the Junior League of Winston-Salem (JLWS) join Brooke in a brand new podcast studio. Learn how Forsyth Backpack Program helps children in need, why Carol became involved, and how to donate to the cause. Caroline shares her experience as a volunteer with JLWS and Forsyth Backpack Program, and recalls heartwarming moments she's seen firsthand on the job. Learn more about Forsyth Backpack Program and Junior League of Winston-Salem online and on social media: Forsyth Backpack Program: Website: www.forsythbackpackprogram.org Instagram: @forsythbackpackprogram Junior League of Winston-Salem: Website: www.jlws.org Instagram: @juniorleaguews

Wallace discusses her upcoming 9th annual Monmouth Backpack program fundraiser, which supports the Monmouth-Roseville and United School District, on May 26th, followed by future upcoming events on June 21st and July 23rd all at the Monmouth American Legion.

Wednesday, December 16th, three groups join Will on Voice of the Valley. . .  First, the Sophomore Class gives information about their Scavenger Hunt Fundraiser for the community that's on December 17th at 5:00 pm, and it begins at the SJSHS parking lot. Hot cocoa will be for sale at the first clue.  Next, Student Council talks about their upcoming fundraiser. Caden Caywood, Will Garrett and Miriam Cockrell give information about the fundraiser that is going on at the SJSHS office. Money raised is for Student Council and the Backpack Program.  Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center gives COVID-19 information. 

Local businesses doing great things for kids. Northwest Bank is determined to make sure local kids have healthy easy to make meals. Nicole Evans of Northwest Bank tells us why the Backpack Program is so important to our area children and how you can help as we move closer to the holidays. On YouTube at https://youtu.be/ePUILzKlCPc

New Paltz Rotarian Laura Rooney has had many adventures all over the world, but she still had Mount Everest on her “bucket list” until recently when she turned 50 and thought it was time to get on with it. Not quite true mountain climbers, some 40,000 persons each year hike far up Everest with no desire to use the special equipment most climbers need to reach the 27,000-ft-high peak—Everest Base Camp is high enough, at 17,500 feet, for serious hikers; it is some 3,000 feet higher than the highest peak in the lower 48 states. Ms. Rooney describes what it is like to fly into Lukla, Nepal, arriving at the most dangerous airport in the world. Then, with Sherpas as guides, she walked 4 or 5 miles for 8 days up the mountain for a rise in elevation of 8,000 more feet to reach Everest Base Camp, spending the nights in various villages or camps along the way. She was part of a small group of 15 trekkers who slept on mats in small dome tents. When they reached Everest Base Camp, they were living on a glacier. Being a Rotarian, she got people to sponsor her hike by donating to the New Paltz Rotary’s BackPack Program, and she wore ribbons honoring the contributors on her own backpack as she climbed. Downhill was easier, only a 4-day hike. Learn more New Paltz Rotary Club: https://www.newpaltzrotary.org/ Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla: https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidnikel/2019/07/20/lukla-the-worlds-most-dangerous-airport/ - 36e71e064a1a Everest Base Camp Trek: https://ebctrekguide.com/ Living at Everest Base Camp: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/2019/05/everest-base-camp-daily-life/ CATEGORIES Rotary Club Projects Travel --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Voicemail Bag; Backpack Program; Bathroom Breaks; Our Soaps; Did Ya See; Washer & Dryer Settings; No More Drinking; Only One In The World

Voicemail Bag; Backpack Program; Bathroom Breaks; Our Soaps; Did Ya See; Washer & Dryer Settings; No More Drinking; Only One In The World

Voicemail Bag; Backpack Program; Bathroom Breaks; Our Soaps; Did Ya See; Washer & Dryer Settings; No More Drinking; Only One In The World

Kristin Seaks, Dickinson Backpack Program, talks about the need for the program and what they do. The Dickinson BackPack Program provides hungry children with nutritious, easy to prepare food on weekends and during school breaks. Last year, they provided 300 children food every week. Seaks also talks about Giving Hearts [...]

Lake Placid News Staff Writer Griffin Kelly interviewed Lake Placid High School senior Morin Bissonette on June 7 about her senior project. She gleaned a lot of tomatoes from a local farm, made sauce and donated it to the school's Backpack Program, which helps families who need a little extra help.

Rob Young & Steve Kendrick/Back to School Backpack Program May is not usually the time of year you think about giving generously. But it is the perfect time to consider helping Subaru of Gwinnett and Infiniti of Gwinnett do just that. The Back to School Backpack Program is a non-profit charity that works to provide […] The post Steve Kendrick & Rob Young with the Back to School Backpack Program and Arthur Williams with K1 Speed appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

This episode takes listeners to Williamsport Area High School for an in-depth discussion about their backpack program.

  This week on the show we talk with Courtney Blaise!  If you believe that a better world requires everyone to do their part, and If you've been wanting to use your company as a force for good in your community, this episode is for you! All that and MUCH more, coming up on this episode of GIT.   Show Notes [4:26] The Hearty Soul: How complaining rewires your brain [17:01] Angela Blaha | 047 [21:21] Groundhog Hunting with Jerry: Ford's Failure [28:47] CVC Coaching [29:17] Courtney Blaise intro [30:25] Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee | Feeding America [38:40] Backpack Program [46:38] Second Harvest Mobile Pantry Program [59:53] Who to call if you want to get in touch with your local food bank [1:05:10] Quote [1:05:45] GIT Nation Facebook Group [1:06:17] Suggestions? Email guys@guysintrucks.com [1:06:28] Spark Marketer [1:06:40] Let's get social! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram [1:06:57] Subscribe to our emails! 

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