The annual Empty Bowls dinner is a community meal of soup and bread, reminding us that too many people in our region still have empty bowls. This marks the 19th year that Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank and Just Harvest will co-host this singular event to fight hunger in the region. Join us!
On Thursday, June 5, the Strip District restaurant Eleven is hosting a big Benefit. A minimum donation of $150 per person includes a five-course anniversary dinner,
wine pairings and gratuity. All proceeds will go to the nonprofit of your choosing - so choose us!
It's a Hot Jazz Fundraiser for Just Harvest! Come hear one of the best jazz bands in town while supporting your favorite anti-hunger nonprofit.
Visit the Just Harvest table at this annual event, hosted by the Children's Museum. Children entering kindergarten this fall and their caregivers are invited to take part in the 10th Annual Kindergarten...here I come! activities to prepare and excite them for the significant milestone of attending kindergarten.
Need Health Care? Learn how to Get Covered! The Human Services Center will be holding three more informational sessions with the Get Covered America Campaign through Enroll America and the YWCA over the coming months.
This is the first of two poverty simulations being held this fall as part of “Circles,” an anti-poverty initiative that launched this past summer.
You’re invited to join us on Wednesday, Oct. 1, in Market Square for a special event, Free Pasta for All, part of San Giorgio® Pasta’s 100th Anniversary celebration. Just Harvest will be honored with a generous donation from the pasta company.
Since 1989, the Harvest Celebration Dinner has been Just Harvest’s signature event, bringing together hundreds of supporters and community leaders to celebrate our victories. This year marks our 26th Anniversary Dinner.
You are invited to the premiere screening of NOT FINISHED YET, a documentary film about the food heritage of Hazelwood, including periods of food scarcity and abundance. This night will feature a panel discussion moderated by Ken Regal of Just Harvest and a reception.
This is the second of two poverty simulations that were hosted this fall as part of “Circles,” an anti-poverty initiative that launched this past summer.
