In their own unique style, Patuxent Roller Derby members are true Changemakers. Find out how their creative efforts are making things better for local neighbors facing food insecurity.
At Wolfe Street Academy, 5th graders have the unique opportunity to learn about hunger, their community, and themselves by helping pack bags of nutritious food for their neighbors in need.
The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) may be the country’s oldest art school, but students and faculty recently designed a new way to help reduce food insecurity. Find out how they are making a difference.
Learn the origin story of three young girls who became fundraising superheroes at the first-ever “HanuCon” event hosted by the Chiuzuk Amuno congregation in Pikesville.
Find out how Thurman & Fig, a local floral decor company is making a difference in northwest Baltimore by supporting local non-profits, and acting as Changemakers!
Check out the latest local and national news about the Maryland Food Bank and how we’re addressing hunger in our communities.
