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At the end of the day you re helping somebody : Feeding America hiring drivers to meet growing demand for food

‘At the end of the day, you’re helping somebody’: Feeding America hiring drivers to meet growing demand for food Feeding America says hunger and food insecurity has grown during the pandemic. Over 100,000 children in West Michigan worry about food. Videos ‘At the end of the day you’re helping somebody’: Feeding America hiring drivers to meet growing demand for food and last updated 2021-04-30 19:47:25-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Kenneth Cavanary loves being a truck driver. He’s been doing it since 2007, earning his commercial driver’s license in Missouri. However, it wasn’t until he started driving for Feeding America six years ago that he began loving it.

Meijer partnering with Whitecaps and others to donate 6,000 turkeys

Meijer partnering with Whitecaps and others to donate 6,000 turkeys file photo and last updated 2021-03-03 13:59:15-05 COMSTOCK PARK, Mich. — Meijer alongside the YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids, Feeding America West Michigan and the West Michigan Whitecaps will donate 6,0000 turkeys to families in need in the parking lot of LMCU. “The pandemic has provided an impactful reminder of the importance of connectivity and that our community can best recover with unified efforts. Our YMCA is honored to work alongside partners like Meijer and the Whitecaps to serve our neighbors by making nutritious food more accessible,” said Scott Lewis, President & CEO of the YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids.

Mercantile Bank donates $100K to community nonprofits - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Grand Rapids Business Journal Courtesy Mercantile Bank Mercantile Bank of Michigan is donating $100,000 to several organizations across the state to help communities that are battling food insecurity and homelessness. “During this season of giving, we wanted to ensure that the financial assistance we provide reaches across all of the communities we serve, especially amid the amplified effects of the pandemic,” said Robert Kaminski Jr., CEO of Mercantile Bank of Michigan. “As we operate in these communities daily, we know that among the biggest critical needs across our state are food, shelter and financial stability, and many people are struggling to receive these basic human needs. As a Michigan-based community bank, we wanted to act quickly and are partnering with organizations across the state to form critical relationships that will help fulfill these urgent needs but also work to make a lasting impact.”

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