Mark Coleman, Author at Food Lifeline

Sep 21 2021

Meet The Egg Team

By Mark Coleman Volunteer

Volunteering can be an individual effort. A simple gift of one’s time that provides much needed help to those facing struggles in life. It can be a rewarding experience that...

Aug 18 2021

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A Decade of Volunteering

By Mark Coleman Volunteer

Back in 2010, Berta Nicol-Blades and her friend Jan Kikuchi made their first visit to the Hunger Solution Center. For a Day of Giving event, the two pals had chosen...

Jul 21 2021

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July Corporate Spotlight – nutpods

By Mark Coleman Corporate Donor of the Month

Corporate engagement is a critical component in the drive to end hunger, empowering companies to leverage their mission and values to help Food Lifeline feed millions of people every year...

Jul 15 2021

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Little Hands, Big Heart

By Mark Coleman Volunteer

A large group of volunteers is sorting groceries in the Hunger Solution Center today. Some are wearing corporate shirts from local companies as they separate dry goods, while families and...

May 17 2021

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A Conversation at Cambia Grove: optimizing how health is paid for

By Mark Coleman Hunger Ingenuity

“It would be amazing to get healthcare and healthy food at the same place. I would be willing to volunteer! It would be very beneficial to me and all low-income...

May 13 2021

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May 2021 Agency Spotlight: Mercy Housing Northwest

By Mark Coleman Agency Spotlight, Network News

This month’s Program Partner Spotlight is devoted to centering the achievements and wide-reaching community impact of Mercy Housing Northwest. While there are eight Mercy Housing locations in Washington that partner...

Apr 20 2021

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Guilty verdict in Derek Chauvin Murder Trial

By Mark Coleman Diversity Equity and Inclusion

Today a jury returned a guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin in his trial for the death of George Floyd. While we at Food Lifeline recognize a guilty verdict is the...

Apr 13 2021

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Eber Rivera Joins Food Lifeline As First Community-Based Staff Member

By Mark Coleman Diversity Equity and Inclusion, Hunger Ingenuity

Spanish Translation Here To solve hunger, we need to find those that need food the most. This may sound simple, but it's more difficult than you might think. Cultural biases...

Mark Coleman

Meet The Egg Team

A Decade of Volunteering

July Corporate Spotlight – nutpods

Little Hands, Big Heart

A Conversation at Cambia Grove: optimizing how health is paid for

May 2021 Agency Spotlight: Mercy Housing Northwest

Guilty verdict in Derek Chauvin Murder Trial

Eber Rivera Joins Food Lifeline As First Community-Based Staff Member

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