With the help of El Paso Electric (EPE) employees, the local utility has launched the POWER-ful Giving Campaign to benefit the El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank. Company officials announced Friday that EPE will donate $20,000 and through the end of the summer, EPE will match employee donations dollar-for-dollar up to an additional $20,000. “During times […]Read More
Thursday morning, the El Pasoans Fighting Hunger (EPFH) Food Bank, in partnership with the Paul L. Foster Family Foundation, Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Foundation, and MountainStar Sports Group Foundation, announced they had reached their matching grant goal of raising $1 million to support families grappling with food insecurity and the economic impacts of COVID-19. […]Read More
The crew at El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Center, volunteers and National Guard troops got help from a special visitor during the food distribution Thursday morning. Tony the Tiger, of Frosted Flakes fame and now the main mascot of the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, dropped by to help spread some joy and happiness by handing […]Read More
Starting Friday, May 1st, El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank will relocate its Sunland Park Mall mega pantry drive-thru distribution site in West El Paso to Vinton’s Bill Childress Elementary School. The school, located at 7700 Cap Carter Road in Vinton, was selected as a replacement location as the City of El Paso is lifting […]Read More
In an update sent to supporters via an online newsletter, Susan Goodell of El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank, shared the challenges her organization has gone through in the past few weeks, and reminds the community of the work still needing to be done in the coming days and weeks. We here at the Herald Post […]Read More
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