“We have no food to serve the people of Rhode Island,” the nonprofit organization wrote in a Facebook post, which included pictures of empty pantry shelves.

Food banks often give out woolly hats and gloves, cosy socks and hot water bottles so people can keep warm during winter.

Better Lives RI is thanking the public for their help after receiving numerous donations to their food pantry.

A Providence food pantry dealing with a donation decrease, is turning to its community for support.Better Lives RI Executive Director Paula Hudson said they hav ...

Empty Bowls returns later this month, offering delicious soups in beautiful handmade bowls to raise funds for The Pantry. The ...

Facing an empty Abbot Park Place food pantry, Better Lives Rhode Island posted a photo of bare shelves to social media on ...

A Providence food pantry that saw its shelves go bare took to social media asking the community for help — and it worked.

“We have the unfortunate reality today,” the nonprofit wrote in the post. “Our Food Pantry at 12 Abbott Park Place, ...

“Our Food Pantry at 12 Abbott Park Place, Providence is empty. We have no food to serve the people of Rhode Island.” According to the Rhode Island Food Bank’s 2024 Hunger Status ...

Simpson, who teaches at the University of Alabama and describes herself as a serial entrepreneur, was the speaker at the Salvation Army's Empty Bowl fundraising luncheon. The fundraiser aims to help ...