Feed Modesto: Free Mobile Farmers Market
Inter-Faith Ministries of Greater Modesto took its newly launched Farm to Neighborhood Free Mobile Farmers Market to Empire on Wednesday as part of its Feed Modesto campaign, addressing food deserts and food insecurity in the greater Modesto area and Stanislaus County.
Hunger Isn’t Sexy: Elizabeth Wight
Because hunger doesn’t always look the way we expect it to in America, it can be easy to dismiss it as a problem that doesn’t really apply to us, but fighting food insecurity ethically on a local level impacts lives in unexpected ways. Elizabeth (Greenlee) Wight is CEO of Interfaith Ministries in Modesto, and the creator of IFM’s Feed Modesto programs, including the Free Mobile Farmers Market. Elizabeth is a native Modestan. She studied business at WGU, but considers herself to be educated by travel, voracious reading, working all manner of odd jobs, and by enduring and overcoming deep emotional and physical pain on her way to finding her calling. She is the mother of two luminous children, Christian and Fiona, and married to digital marketing guru, Chris Wight.
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Email Elizabeth Wight, CEO | elizabethgw@interfaithmodesto.org
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