From Loaves & Fishes
In Summary:
Loaves & Fishes, a nonprofit organization serving the Apopka and Zellwood communities since 1984, has launched its annual fundraising campaign for March. Thanks to an anonymous donor, every dollar contributed during the campaign will be matched up to $50,000. The organization provides weekly food assistance, monthly household supplies, and daily lunches for homeless clients while relying entirely on community support rather than government funding.
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Join the madness and have your monetary donations to Loaves & Fishes MATCHED in the month of March.
This is our one and only ANNUAL FUNDRAISER!
Thanks to God’s grace and our anonymous matching donor, EVERY dollar donated the ENTIRE month of March will be MATCHED (up to $50,000)! We buy in bulk (and at deep discounts) so your dollars will stretch even further.
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Loaves & Fishes is a non-profit, non-denominational, Christian organization serving the Apopka and Zellwood area since 1984. Currently, we are helping over 300 qualified clients with a weekly food bag, monthly household toiletries, and baby essentials. Our homeless clients receive bagged lunches each day, plus monthly toiletries. Over 24,000 items distributed each month! We are supported by local churches, schools, businesses, organizations, and individuals, as we receive NO government funding.
Anyone can find themselves in need, and Loaves & Fishes is here to serve.
Key Points:
- Annual March fundraiser underway for Loaves & Fishes
- All donations will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $50,000
- The organization has served the Apopka and Zellwood communities since 1984
- Provides weekly food bags and monthly household essentials to more than 300 qualified clients
- Homeless clients receive daily bagged lunches and monthly toiletries
- More than 24,000 food and household items are distributed each month
- The program is supported by churches, schools, businesses, organizations, and individual donors
- The nonprofit receives no government funding