Engagement is vitally important within a congregation. Missions should be relational, not merely transactional. Alas, COVID-19 has upended volunteer food distribution into children’s backpacks through our Weekend Food Program for
Learn moreThis month, we join people and organizations across the nation in fighting hunger. Locally, you can take action during Hunger Action Month by supporting our work in providing food to
Learn moreA few years ago, Martha would go to an elementary school in the southwest metro of the Twin Cities on Fridays to distribute food bags for children. The food in
Learn moreToday, we reached a new milestone in our coronavirus response. The Sheridan Story has been working extra hard to keep children fed, providing… 2,000,000 meals since March In these past four months, we’ve maintained
Learn moreChildren in our community will soon face a crucial and distressing moment during this coronavirus pandemic. At the end of July, the government assistance put in place in response to
Learn moreFood insecurity remains an urgent need this summer. Our work is just getting started. As the coronavirus pandemic continues into the summer, food insecurity among children continues to increase. For
Learn moreWhen Nancy Marchetto, a member of New Life Presbyterian Church in Roseville, read the article about Dangerous Man and Surly breweries’ community gardens in the Northern Gardener magazine, she got an
Learn moreThe Edina Rotary Club has played a big part in helping fund The Sheridan Story’s Grow & Give produce garden. Together with Rotary International District 5950 and the Rotary Clubs of
Learn more“Finances will be tight, but we will figure it out.” That’s the phrase Susanna and her husband said to each other as the stay-at-home order began to affect their family
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