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For more information, contact:Adriana Riano, Program CoordinatorOak Park River Forest Food Pantry708.386.1324 ext. 1104adriana@gobeyondhunger.orgFor immediate releaseMeet Up & Eat Up: During the...

Christine is up for anything. She has volunteered for virtually every Food Pantry Program

This month, join us as we discuss Diabetes including signs and symptoms, how to control the disease, and how to prevent it.

May 2017By Barb Hickey“Three things in human life are important: the first is to be kind; the second is to be kind; the third is to be kind.” Henry JamesWhen people talk about the excellence of Oak...

In recent years, this “urban problem” has increasingly become a suburban one.

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This month's theme is heart heat. Recipes, discussions, and activities will help people with high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity to prevent heart disease.

David is the kind of volunteer who jumps into volunteer shifts without hessitation. Every time I send out an SOS email, there is a good chance that David will answer the call. He has been a huge...

Pantry Pulse: Spring 2017Our spring Pantry Pulse newsletter is out now! In this issue:Nutrition Education's ImpactNotes from a successful food driveMeet ZahavaCheck-in with Eddie, one year after...

April's nutrition theme is Eating Healthy on a Budget. The Nutrition Education team will be sharing tips and tricks to eat healthy on a limited budget.

Impacting Clients Today & Community Health Long-TermThere are many ways in which Oak Park River Forest Food Pantry is special: its welcoming and respectful atmosphere, terrific volunteers, and...

Eddie had no idea a routine visit to a Pantry distribution one day last year would lead to him becoming a better cook. A chat with dietitian, Maria Delis, piqued his interest, and before he knew it...