Today is the start of tax season! Not usually something to crow about - unless you're getting a big return. Are you? Did you know you could be eligible to get more money back from the IRS - as much as $6,044? If you earned less than $51,567 from wages, self-employment, or farming last year, […]
March 2, Just Harvest and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will host the 19th Annual Empty Bowls - a simple meal of soup and bread to help fight hunger in the region. You have an opportunity today to get involved by making a bowl for the dinner. Bowlmaking not for you? Purchase your ticket to the event!
Take action today to support quality health care, Just Harvest's Sr. Barbara Finch, and the care providers at the Allegheny County Jail.
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!
We have a lot in store for this month: 30 days worth of items to help get the word out about who goes hungry and why.
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!
Gov. Corbett and legislators are seriously considering a cuts-only budget that would lock in recent cuts to education, make more cuts to all other state programs, and use a host of one-time gimmicks to balance it. Be a part of the statewide campaign to stop them.
Just Harvest is helping to run a large poverty simulation for over 130 mental health caseworkers. Help us make this event a huge success as part of Hunger Awareness Month!
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.
As we await the decision from the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) regarding Governor Corbett’s “Healthy PA” proposal, Consumer Healthcare Coalition has scheduled a community forum to discuss the best way to move forward in the fight for affordable healthcare for all Pennsylvanians.
