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This Spring semester saw University of South Carolina Columbia School of Medicine students in the kitchen for their Culinary Medicine elective. “I’m so glad to be back in the kitchen, and even gladder that it was to be leading this incredible group of 4th year medical students,” said Kelly Duane, FoodShare SOuth Carolina’s Director of […]
Clemson Rural Health hosts the program in collaboration with MUSC Health-Orangeburg and FoodShare Orangeburg. Health coaching, nutrition education and remote patient monitoring with ongoing assistance from nurse practitioners, community health workers and registered dieticians are among the services women receive. Read more.
FoodShare South Carolina opened a teaching kitchen Thursday, a part of the organization’s goal to teach the community how to prepare fresh food. The organization’s overall mission is to provide fresh, affordable food for everyone in the state, regardless of what neighborhood or area they might live in. Read more.
FoodShare South Carolina interim director Omme-Salma Rahemtullah shares the organizations newest online tools to help bring affordable food options to communities. LINK
FoodShare South Carolina has received approval from the USDA Food and Nutrition Service to accept SNAP online for purchases of fruits and vegetables sold through its Fresh Food Box program. FoodShare SC is one of only a few community-based organizations in the nation selected to participate in the SNAP Online Purchasing program. The 2014 Farm […]
FoodShare South Carolina has received approval from USDA Food and Nutrition Service to accept SNAP online for purchases of fruits and vegetables sold through its Fresh Food Box program. Read More.
FoodShare South Carolina has received approval from USDA Food and Nutrition Service to accept SNAP online for purchases of fruits and vegetables sold through its Fresh Food Box program. FoodShare SC is one of only a few community-based organizations in the nation selected to participate in the SNAP Online Purchasing program. The 2014 Farm Bill […]
Clemson Cooperative Extension is joining with the nonprofit FoodShare to offer free healthy cooking classes. All recipes are diabetic friendly. Read more.
One of the ways Foodshare South Carolina helps fill in the gaps is by providing nearly 20 pounds of fresh produce at a low price for families receiving SNAP benefits or meeting the qualifications. Read more.