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Why I Served: 3 American Heroes Share Their Stories
How they found the strength to serve in the military
Want To Be Gritty? Stop Trying to Be a Hero
When I picture grit in the flesh, I envision a professional athlete devoting their entire life to becoming the best, overcoming inconceivable adversity to achieve the goals they’d set for themselves. Now, if I’m picturing grit as a 2D fictional character, I bring you Prince Phillip as he clambers through thorned bushes and slays a …
Tell us: do you work in a food bank? Share your stories
If you work in a food bank in the UK, we’d like to hear from you. Share your experiences with us
Would you share food with strangers?
We're happy to donate food but not so keen on accepting it. That's the finding of a QUT study investigating ways to reduce domestic food waste.
3 things to remember in sharing the Gospel
To help you get motivated to preach the Gospel, here are a few things to remember. These truths will excite you, release you from certain fears related to preaching the Gospel to others, and will hopefully motivate you to make it your life's goal.
Grow a bountiful garden and share with the hungry
Your family, friends and co-workers start to hide as you try to pawn off yet another bag of zucchini or tomatoes. Here is a solution that satisfies your gardening obsession and feeds the hungry in your community. Designate some growing space to a giving garden and donate the harvest to your local food pantry.
Group of women learns to cook healthy meals to share with community
For the next few weeks, ten Latino women will learn how to prepare and cook healthier meals through the MetroHealth Community Cooks program. The goal is that they'll take what they've learned back to their community churches to dish out their skills to other Latino families.
For Inuit, sharing traditional foods increases social inequality: study
Sharing food is consistent across human societies, and comparatively rare among other animals, so it ‘seems to be something that really defines us as a species’
Food Sharing App ‘OLIO’ Aims to Decrease Food Waste
Martina is talking with OLIO co-founder Sasha Celestial about how food sharing can change communities.<br>OLIO connects neighbors with each other and with local businesses so surplus food can be shared, not thrown away. This could be food nearing its sell-by date in local stores, spare home-grown vegetables, bread from your baker, or the groceries in your fridge when you go away. For your convenience, OLIO can also be used for non-food household items too.
