September is Hunger Action Month, when we shine a light on hunger and need in our community. Thanks to our amazing supporters and partners, Britepaths is able to take action against hunger in Northern Virginia each day of the year.
Britepaths is grateful to The Closet of the Greater Herndon Area, Inc. for providing a $3,500 grant our Food4Thought program.
Britepaths' Food4Thought Program is excited to be working in partnership with Fairfax High School and local non-profits A Place to Stand and Food for Others to support the school's new student pantry, A Place to Eat.
A big thank you to No Child Goes Hungry for donating $1,000 to our Food4Thought Partner School, Frost Middle School. Learn more about the donation and how you can help kids in need in our community.
It's always exciting to see young people get involved in our work to help struggling families in our community, and we are especially proud of a few who really took charge recently to make a difference for their neighbors.
Britepaths is honored have been awarded a $5,000 grant from the TEGNA Foundation and WUSA9 for our Food4Thought program.
On July 28, 2017, Britepaths' Programs Director Christina Garris and Fairfax Food Council (FFC) Project Coordinator Terri Siggins talked about the work of the FFC with "Your Need to Know" host Catherine Read. WATCH the Segment.
Representatives from five of our eight Food4Thought Program partner schools joined us for lunch on June 8 to celebrate the year. From left are, ODB's Mila Cobos, Dina Koch and Sara Boehm (back) of Woodley Hills ES, Melissa Lottchea of Cub Run ES...
FAIRFAX, VA (June 8, 2016) – Fairfax-based non-profit Britpaths (formerly Our Daily Bread) is honored to have received a grant in the amount of $30,000 from the Walmart Foundation’s State Giving Program.
