In June, I had the pleasure of attending the elementary school graduation ceremonies at some of the schools where Feed the Hungry San Miguel has provided students with healthy lunches every day for several years. Seeing our students graduate is an honor and a privilege; it is the culmination of all their hard work and […]
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One of the greatest barriers to education is hunger. But if children have the sustenance to reach their potential in school, they are better equipped to build a stronger future for themselves, their families, and their communities. We have seen just how hunger directly impacts the learning capacities of young children. It impairs their cognitive
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Welcome to our latest newsletter. We hope you enjoy catching up on news from Feed the Hungry San Miguel! Link to each article below. To receive this and other timely news via email, subscribe. Lee la Edición en Español en SanMiguelSinHambre.org In this issue: Back to School: A Return to Learning and a Break from Hunger One
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Thank you for joining us at the spectacular 40th Anniversary Gala last night at the Rosewood!
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The following was written in 2014, upon the 30th anniversary of the Feed the Hungry San Miguel. Feed the Hungry and Nutrition: The Story of the Plato del Bien Comer By Dianne Walta Hart In front of the crowd of 50 people, Diana Rodríguez Rodríguez commanded everyone’s attention. She crisscrossed the room and talked lickety-split
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The following was written in 2014, upon the 30th anniversary of the Feed the Hungry San Miguel. Educating a Village: Feed the Hungry San Miguel and Los Ricos de Abajo By Dianne Walta Hart It began in 2004 with a man offering a woman a ride on a dusty rural road near San Miguel de
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The following was written in 2012, for a collection of stories published in 2014 upon the 30th anniversary of Feed the Hungry San Miguel. Howard Gleason: All You Have to Do Is Sign a Few Papers Dianne Walta Hart Interviews, April 2012 Howard Gleason attended Metairie Park Country Day School, a New Orleans K-12 private
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The following was written in 2012, for a collection of stories published in 2014 upon the 30th anniversary of Feed the Hungry San Miguel. Tony and Shirley Adlerbert: Defining the Mission Dianne Walta Hart Interview 2011 – 2012 Many people were involved in the development and growth of Feed the Hungry San Miguel, but many
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The following was written in 2011, for a collection of stories published in 2014 upon the 30th anniversary of Feed the Hungry San Miguel. Olivia’s Story: A Godfather, Two New Orleans Characters, and an Angel Dianne Walta Hart Interview with Olivia Múñiz Rodríguez 2011 Olivia Múñiz Rodríguez, Feed the Hungry San Miguel’s Program Director, credits
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The following was written in 2011, for a collection of stories published in 2014 upon the 30th anniversary of Feed the Hungry San Miguel. Alice Foster Minton, Former Director of Feed the Hungry Dianne Walta Hart Interviews with Alice Foster Minton 2010 – 2011 Our first meeting was at Vivoli Café in San Miguel de
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