Feeding San Diego

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.

School is out for summer and Feeding San Diego is ramping up its food distributions to provide hundreds of thousands of meals to locals in need. To help keep up with increased demand, NBC 7 and Telemundo 20 are partnering with the nonprofit for their Fuel for Summer campaign.

To help keep with up increased distributions by Feeding San Diego, NBC 7 and Telemundo 20 are partnering with the nonprofit for its Fuel for Summer campaign, reports NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado.

CLICK HERE TO DONATE. NBC 7 & Telemundo 20 are teaming up with Feeding San Diego to help feed children and families facing hunger through the Fuel for Summer campaign now through August 8th. Children across San Diego County deserve to have the nutrition they need to grow and thrive over the summer months and beyond. Due to COVID-19, the need...

It’s a scene that’s played out too many times, especially in the past year-and-a-half. Hundreds of cars line up to collect donated food for their family.

One of the new initiatives Feeding San Diego has launched through the Spread Love San Diego campaign is the Gift a Meal program.

NBC 7 and Feeding San Diego have been working together to help support the hard-hit hospitality industry and locals facing hunger. One of the new initiatives Feeding San Diego has launched through the Spread Love San Diego campaign is Gift a Meal, reports NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado.

NBC 7 is teaming up with Feeding San Diego for their “Spread Love San Diego” campaign. The goal for the month of February is to support the hard-hit hospitality industry while providing meals for locals in need.

NBC 7 is partnering with Feeding San Diego for its Spread Love, San Diego campaign — the goal this month is to support the hard-hit hospitality industry while providing meals for locals in need, reports NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado.

In a normal month in a normal year, Feeding San Diego buys two truckloads of food to give away to the most vulnerable in our community. That’s in addition to reclaiming 27 million pounds of food from retailers and restaurants that might otherwise be headed for the landfill.

September is Hunger Action Month, a monthlong recognition of the struggles some people face with food insecurity. Many people in our own community are in need of food assistance because of the coronavirus pandemic and there are ways we can make an extra effort to fight hunger.

San Diego Unified leaders announced Monday the school district would take action to expand its supplemental meal program despite federal cuts and new proof of eligibility requirements for hungry families.

Load the kids into the car because there’s something to do safely on this pandemic weekend (social distance and all): a new drive-in event that’ll help support Feeding San Diego.

Pack up the kids: Westfield Mission Valley is hosting drive-in family movie nights this weekend for just $10 per car.

The city of San Diego began offering free lunches Tuesday for children in need and will do so throughout the summer to help meet the needs of the community, especially those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community members — doubled by a donation match by the Ford Motor Company Fund on gifts up to $25,000 — raised thousands and thousands of dollars on Friday’s Day of Giving hosted by NBC 7 and Telemundo 20, reports NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado.

NBC 7 and Telemundo 20 are partnering with Feeding San Diego to kick off their Fuel for Summer campaign. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado got a behind-the-scenes look at Feeding San Diego’s distribution network.

Feeding San Diego is making sure children don’t have to go hungry with its Fuel for Summer program. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado has more.

One in four San Diego County children are at risk of going hungry during summer break, but Feeding San Diego is doing all it can with its Fuel for Summer program to make sure that doesn’t happen.