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Now in its 23rd year, the 2013 Empty Bowls event at the Cooley Law School Temple Conference Center in Lansing raised more than $9,000 to feed the hungry in our area. Held on Oct. 15, donors paid $20 each for a bowl crafted by the Greater Lansing Potters Guild then ate a lunch of donated More

The report card is full of great information about the Greater Lansing Food Bank and our partners and supporters in the community. Highlights include: Information on the GLFB programs Food Movers and The Garden Project How and where funds are raised Stories from The Face of Hunger View this years as well as previous years More

September is Hunger Action Month, a time when Feeding America’s nationwide network of food banks unite to urge individuals to take action in their communities. Working together, food banks across the nation – including GLFB – raise awareness and create momentum to help end hunger in the communities they serve. This September, join Feeding America More

Lansing Roots, a new program of the Greater Lansing Food Bank, is now selling locally-grown produce at various locations in the area. The Roots program is designed to help limited resource and/or socially disadvantaged individuals from the greater Lansing area begin successful market gardening and farming enterprises in an incubator farm setting. Lansing Roots is More

On July 25, the Garden Project hosted its annual Community Garden Tour. Starting at the Resource Center, participants had the choice of viewing the impressive display of gardens by foot, bike or bus. Community gardens have been a mission of the Garden Project since it started more than 30 years ago. Recently, there have been More