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    Case Company Many people in our country go hungry every single day. Impoverished neighborhoods are often hit the hardest, especially during an economic downturn. The Community Food Bank in Fresno, California attempts to solve this problem by offering several outreach programs which the community can take advantage of. This nonprofit is a key provider of the daily nourishment needed by many in the local community. However, increasing demand and internal issues have created a situation in which the

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    the idea after a women was desperately looking for food to feed her children”, “she suggested to him there should be a place to store unwanted food instead of throwing it out for trash so the hungry can go and pick up the unwanted food”| (Feeding America®," 2015). Feeding America does not sell products it provides services. It’s an organization which provides the less fortunate and low-income families with free food through nationwide food banks across America| (Feeding America®," 2015). Van Hengel

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    have been at the University of Southern Mississippi for four years now and had no clue that this campus afford food assistance to those in need. My belief for not knowing the pantry existed is because of its location. When I approached the door, I felt like I was about to enter a student restricted storage room; there were no visible signs indicating that it was a student approved food assistance program. Once I entered, I was greeted by a team of Interim and undergraduate volunteer students eager

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    Facebook, Pinterest, and YouTube, all of which use the same handles to ensure easy access: @GleanersFBIndy or Gleaner’s Food Bank of Indiana. Gleaners’ Facebook account has by far the most interactions topping out at just over 9,500 likes. Gleaners uses its Facebook primarily to post pictures of volunteers at its headquarters and at different events being held (Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana Inc.). Twitter is their second most followed platform with a total of 3,900 followers (@GleanersFBIndy). The

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    list I choose Girl Scouts, since I spent many years growing up as a girl scout. Instructor Espin indicated that this would be a very difficult non-profit, to look at a local non-profit. After reviewing the list again I then choose Three Square Food Bank, located in North Las Vegas. Instructor Espin thought this too might be difficult however; I had to get going so I stuck with Three Square. I had attempted to interview Brian Burton, president and CEO for Three Square. Mr. Burton did not respond

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    EST1 Task 310.2.1-05 1 EST1 Task 310.2.1-05 Western Governors University EST1 Task 310.2.1-05 2 Giving back to the people who provide for your way of life should be considered a norm, however in today's world, there are still companies that don't see the value it provides. Social responsibility is crucial in ensuring a company's continued place in their established service areas. While Company Q is viewing social responsibility as a burden or hardship placed upon them, they

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    to work towards accomplishing the desired end state. The Alameda County Community Food Bank was chosen for completing a strategic plan. This paper will discuss the strategic plan for the Alameda Community Food Bank, components of the strategic management process that will be analyzed, and how the outcomes will affect the leadership and culture of the organization. Background The Alameda County Community Food Bank has been in existence helping people since 1985 and serves as the central

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    Food waste is high all around the United States, the fact that we waste food that could help people in need with food that goes to waste sounds like the best option. Hunger in America is normally affecting unemployed and low-income people. Many people rely on food banks and soup kitchens to get food even with that people are left hungry. This paper will show how food waste from grocery and food corporations can help change food waste numbers and waste in America. Ensuring food safe to eat by getting

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    In order to gain the necessary skills needed for social work, service learning is necessary due to the fact that it serves as an introduction to skills that may be utilized later in the field. Completing my service learning hours at Harvest Hope Food Bank provided me with the necessary experiences to ensure I am able to impact clients positively and in a more professional and ethical manner. Values and ethics, connections to generalist practice, and experiences with the organization all shared important

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    How many times has food been thrown away in your household? Most people would probably say a lot, but it’s not uncommon because throughout America an outstanding amount of edible food is thrown out daily, while many people are starving in our community. Almost half of the food that is brought and processed in the United States goes to waste each year. The United States can reduce its food waste by following in the footsteps of France which has become the first country to ban supermarkets from throwing

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