The local non-profit that provides a variety of food, medical, legal, and social services will be shutting down both of its food pantries and pausing services from March 20 to April 18.
Bread for the City has stopped offering free turkey and gift cards. But here are other places delivering meals for Thanksgiving.
The Michelle Obama Southeast Center of Bread for the City will serve 20,000 clients.
Local clinic leaders talk about how they’re working with the city to make COVID-19 vaccine distribution more equitable.
The Trump administration rule jeopardized benefits for hundreds of thousands across the country.
Bread For The City is one of several food banks in the D.C. region assisting federal workers and contractors.
You can mentor and tutor children, distribute produce, serve meals, plan events, and more at these local non-profits.
14 organizations you can volunteer for that are working to combat hunger in and around the District.
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On Friday, Bread for the City — a nonprofit which provides residents of D.C. with comprehensive services like food, clothing, medical care, and legal services — opened up a rooftop garden on top of its new 1525 7th Street NW headquarters.
