Feeding San Diego

The check out system at this free marketplace is … you just walk out, NBC 7’s Dana Williams reports.

People are able to come on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to get free groceries. It is different than a food distribution in the sense that people are able to come and shop like it is a store, getting either one or two things or their whole list depending on what is in stock that day.

The first-place winner and runner-up both got to see their drawing turn into reality at a sneak peek in the Comic-Con Museum in Balboa Park.

Feeding San Diego and Comic-Con Museum put on a competition for the best hero drawing. The community’s voted and streamlined the top three contestants.

After almost 300 entries from students from across San Diego County, and thousands of votes from the community, the Comic-Con Hunger Action Hero Contest has been narrowed down to one final winner.

With the school year over, nonprofits have created resources to ensure low-income children have meals to eat during the summer. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford shares more.

“The lines are at an all-time high,” Feeding San Diego’s Allison Glader told Joe Little of NBC 7.

Feeding San Diego provided people who pre-registered with about 50 pounds of food, or 100 pounds for a family of four or more.

Thousands of children, families, and seniors throughout San Diego face hunger daily. By donating to Feeding San Diego, you can provide healthy meals to people in need and make a lasting difference in your community. Did you know that 35 percent of the food produced in the United States is wasted? That means there is more than enough surplus to…

NBC 7’s Joe Little takes a look at how one nonprofit is doing more with less help.

While San Diego County businesses deal with an employee shortage, some local nonprofits are dealing with a shortage of volunteers.

NBC 7’S Joe Little shows us how there are still plenty of people trying to help through the expensive holiday season.

Inflation is at its highest in almost 40 years. Gas prices are absurd. The cost of everyday needs like food is making a simple meal very difficult for millions of Americans.

Feeding San Diego says just $42 can provide a family of four with nutritious meals for an entire week

This time of year can be hard for families in the area. NBC 7, Telemundo 20 and Feeding San Diego are teaming up to help put food on the table, reports NBC 7’s Jackie Crea

The need for food has never been in the spotlight more than it has during the pandemic. NBC 7’s Joe Little shows us the long lines to get food haven’t gotten any shorter.

Feeding San Diego has delivered thousands of meals to families through 50 mass distributions since February.