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2024 Annual Impact Report: LCFB Grant Funds Equip Partner Agencies to Better Serve Neighbors

2024 Annual Impact Report: LCFB Grant Funds Equip Partner Agencies to Better Serve Neighbors

by Chelsea Anderson | Jul 17, 2025 | Agency Partner Updates, Impact Stories, Reports

In 2024, the Lowcountry Food Bank worked closely with its network of 240 partner agencies to expand service opportunities for their neighbors. Through generous donor support, grant opportunities, and continued backing from our retail partners like Aldi and Food Lion,...
2024 Annual Impact Report: Letter from the President & CEO

2024 Annual Impact Report: Letter from the President & CEO

by Chelsea Anderson | Jul 15, 2025 | Impact Stories, Reports

As we reflect on 2024—our 42nd year of service—we recognize that while the future remains uncertain in many ways, our commitment to our neighbors in coastal South Carolina is unwavering. Looking ahead to the remainder of 2025 and beyond, I’m energized by the many ways...
Lowcountry Food Bank Launches Community Resource Map

Lowcountry Food Bank Launches Community Resource Map

by Chelsea Anderson | Feb 26, 2025 | Resources

Over the past months, we’ve shared information on the different social determinants of health – such as housing, employment, access to healthcare, and transportation – and how they intersect with food insecurity. We know we will only be able to end hunger...
Social Determinants of Health: The Link Between Civic Engagement and Food Security

Social Determinants of Health: The Link Between Civic Engagement and Food Security

by Chelsea Anderson | Jan 30, 2025 | Reports, Resources

We may not associate our involvement in civic and social activities as being good for our health, but research conducted by US HHS Dept. and the WHO consistently conclude that it is. So much so that Civic Engagement is considered an important social determinant of...
Social Determinants of Health: The Link Between Language and Food Security

Social Determinants of Health: The Link Between Language and Food Security

by Chelsea Anderson | Dec 27, 2024 | Reports, Resources

Continuing the conversation on language and literacy as social determinants of health, having limited English proficiency can be a very real barrier to accessing food. The stigma sometimes associated with asking for food assistance can make it hard in the first place...
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