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Hello and welcome to Oak Park River Forest Food Pantry's first client-focused newsletter! Here we aim to provide you information on Pantry services, news from the Pantry and resources you may find...

Zahava Roth can often be found helping with Oak Park River Forest Food Pantry’s nutrition program. Her passion for nutrition and helping others is overwhelmingly apparent. An online student at the...

You can do it if you put your mind to it. Teachers at Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School are used to helping students apply this maxim to school work. Fortunately for the community, they’ve also been...

How your congregation, office, or school can get involved in the Challenge.

Making small changes over time helps improve health now and in the future.

There are many ways in which Oak Park River Forest Food Pantry is special; its welcoming and respectful atmosphere, terrific volunteers, and abundance of nourishing food choices usually top the list...

It is with great pleasure that I introduce to you the first ever Volunteer of the Month!

The connection between hunger and health is undeniable. Those who struggle with hunger are disproportionally affected by obesity and diet-sensitive chronic diseases like diabetes and high blood...

This month we will emphasize the importance of incorporating fitness

Learn more about our program offerings!

Our service area is expanding from 12 to 13 zip codes to include Hines, 60141.

Take part in the Challenge April 2017.