Food Insecurity • Affordable Housing • Racial Justice
Minnesota March FoodShare Campaign
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"Minnesota FoodShare began its work in 1982 with a campaign advanced by congregations to restock food shelves in the 7-county Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The effort was so successful and the need was so evident, the March Campaign became a statewide program just one year later."
Thank you for your food donations at Adath's Egypt Drive-Out on Sunday, March 21! We filled our pick-up truck and brought it to ICA foodshelf! Support St. Louis Park Emergency Program's (STEP) Empty Bowls program. |
Minnesota Foodshare
ica foodshelf: donate food
ica foodshelf: donate
Join Hesed's Giving CircleDonate a minimum of $36 or three hours of volunteer time at one of these food shelves and become part of Hesed's Giving Circle.
Giving Circle Members: After you donate money or time you can: Participate: Take a tour that gives you an insider’s view of each food shelf. It's a good way to bond with friends, family and other Adath members by volunteering together. Vote: In October, you will have the chance to vote on allocation of funds. We’ll provide some funding for all three food shelves, but extra funds will go to the food shelf you think needs the most help. Celebrate: Be part of a congregation wide celebration where checks will be presented to the food shelves. |
Volunteer Opportunities & EventsCheck here regularly to see what volunteer opportunities and events we have going on that you can be a part of. Check out the full list of our volunteer opportunities HERE.
Read all About itRead about the work that Hesed has been able to do in the community, and also hear from members of our Giving Circle on what makes advocacy, volunteering, and donating such an important part of their Adath life in the Blog.
"One of my favorite gifts I received this year during Hanukah was not something you could shop for at a store or online; I became a member of Adath’s Giving Circle."
-Danielle Berkow |
Thank you to our Hesed Heros
Organizations we work with
“Each year on Purim we recount our ancestors’ efforts to protect us from unfathomable evil. In their spirit, this year we must continue to advocate for the most vulnerable among us. At a time when millions of Americans are struggling to put food on the table and the COVID-19 pandemic continues to exacerbate food insecurity, I hope you will join in standing up against the injustice of hunger, and support MAZON. With your support, we can secure a world in which people of all faiths and backgrounds can feed themselves and their families with dignity.”
Donate to Mazon
Donate to Mazon
Our mission is "to offer hope as we provide assistance to our neighbors in need". Our vision is "to uphold the dignity of our neighbors in need as they strive for self-sufficiency, and share the ongoing work of assisting our neighbors in partnership with the congregations, organizations, businesses, and individuals in our communities".
Click here to donate now
Click here to donate now
"PRISM is committed to responding to the needs of our community during these challenging times - Donations are down, visits to the food shelf are expected to rise. What we need most is cash and food. Please consider making a donation to PRISM to ensure we have the necessary food to give to our most vulnerable neighbors."
Click here to donate online
Click here to donate online
"The St. Louis Park Emergency Program’s mission is to identify, address and respond to the critical and emergency needs of residents in St. Louis Park. We are the St. Louis Park community food shelf and social service agency. We directly provide food and clothing to residents in need, as well as advocacy, referrals, and build a collaborative relationship. Since 1975, STEP volunteers and professional staff have been empowering lives and restoring hope. Our vision is to be the trusted resource for connecting community members with resources to fulfill their basic needs."
Click here to find ways to donate
Click here to find ways to donate
