Steve and Leona
When he was younger, Steve had a good job as a cook. He enjoyed the work and expected it would be his lifetime career. But a car accident changed everything. …
When he was younger, Steve had a good job as a cook. He enjoyed the work and expected it would be his lifetime career. But a car accident changed everything. …
Heather admits she’s not the most likely person to wait in line to pick up food items at a local mobile food pantry event. She and her husband have good, …
Edward drove in from Edgeley, North Dakota, and waited in line for a half hour so he could pick up food for his sons. In particular, his youngest son who …
Jodi Schad has always wanted to help people. For a while, she thought about studying criminal justice. But once she started classes at Sitting Bull College in Fort Yates, North …
Anita Dunn lost her job over a month ago. She had been working as a housekeeper at the Fort Yates Indian Health Service Hospital, but her contract ended. “I was …
When Amber heard that the Great Plains Food Bank mobile unit was stopping in Fort Yates, she jumped at the opportunity to receive some fresh produce and other staples. She …
Shortly after World War I, North Dakota became the summer home for many migrant families. The sugar beet industry in ND in part, became successful because of the efforts of …
Kayla, Terri and Brenda met while sorting bulk food items in the Great Plains Food Bank’s regional service center in Bismarck in February 2021. The facility had just opened and …
One in six North Dakotans wake up each morning facing hunger, just like 68-year-old Marine Corp Veteran and grandfather of three, Allan Wolf. Allan is currently an over-the-road truck driver …
Carlos Sanchez and his two-year-old daughter Amara patiently waited their turn to go through the line and get the food they needed at Ministry on the Margins in Bismarck. It …
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