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St. Stephen’s Helps Fight Food Insecurity Within Our Community

During a chapel service, a guest speaker from Buddy System Miami spoke with students about food insecurity and the importance of helping others in our community. Grades 4 and 5 responded by participating in Sandwich Ministry activities to benefit Miami Community Fridge. Students made hundreds of sandwiches and restocked the local refrigerator that serves those in need.

St. Stephen’s is proud to partner with Buddy System Miami and Miami Community Fridges. Buddy System Miami is a local nonprofit organization that empowers neighbors to support neighbors, and Miami Community Fridge is a network of free food refrigerators in South Florida where you may take what you need and leave what you can.

Submitted By:
Liz Scholer
Contact Information:

lscholer@sseds.org

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