Special to the Herald
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida recently recognized a significant milestone for a vital Health and Hunger program.
Since March 2023, experienced nutrition education coordinators across the food bank’s seven-county service area have been teaching neighbors how to incorporate more nutritious foods into their diet, adopt an active lifestyle, prevent chronic illnesses, manage a healthy weight and improve their quality of life. Second Harvest recently celebrated its 1,000th nutrition education class, which is available for various age groups, such as youth-teens, families with children, adults and seniors.
For more information, including how to help Second Harvest continue feeding hope – or to find the next nutrition education class – visit www.FeedHopeNow.org
