The new 2012-2013 Community Service Opportunities Calendar is now online! Check here to see it at: Community Food.
Loaves & Fishes
The Nutritional Development Services Loaves and Fishes 2013 Spring Newsletter includes information about the NDS programs feeding children in schools, after-school programs, child care centers, and other venues. Through our Community Food Program, the hungry in our community are able to receive meals and food assistance. This program is dependent on the generosity of people like you, and your support can help us give life to the miracle of the loaves and fishes!
Looking To Direct Your United Way Gift? Committed to the mission of feeding the hungry in our community?
It is easy to direct your 2011-2012 United Way gift to NDS. Select donor designation on your United Way pledge form and enter code number 05864.
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As an extension of the service and mission of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Nutritional Development Services provides meals, food assistance, and additional support to organizations that serve children or the poor. |
NDS is able to accomplish its mission through two separate programs:
Includes federally-funded Programs that provide free, reduced, or reasonably priced meals to children at schools, child care centers, after-school programs, summer camps,
and other agencies.
A charitably-funded program that includes food drives and other anti-hunger community service activities.
NDS serves children, families, agencies, and churches regardless of their religious affiliation.
"Feed my lambs... Feed my sheep"
John 21:15-17
John 21:15-17
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