Feeding Greene, Inc recently received $2,000 from The Power of Change for food purchases in support of our Client Choice Program. The Power of Change receives its funding from REC members who volunteer to have their electric bill rounded-up to the next highest whole dollar. If Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) provides your power, we ask that you consider supporting The Power of Change to help others in need. Once enrolled, the extra change from your electric bill will be dedicated to charitable causes . Members can sign up by visiting REC's website (http://www.thepowerofchange.org) or by calling 800-552-3904 for more information. The average member contribution is approximately $6.00 per year and is tax deductible. An annual statement of your charitable contribution will be mailed to you. 

USPS "Stamp Out Hunger" program collected 4,302 pounds of donated food items during this years Stamp Out Hunger Program. We would like to thank the USPS staff as well as citizens of Greene and the volunteer who donated their time to load, deliver and sort.

                             A Special Thank You To:

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank (BRAFB)                                                  Walmart
Greene County Women's Club                                                           Food Lion
USPS Help Stamp Out Hunger                                                           Panera Bread
Grace Episcopal Church                                                                      United Bank
Bama Works Fund-Dave Matthews Band                                         PJ Networks
Earlysville Exchange Thrift Store & More                                          Community Churches
Souper Bowl of Caring                                                                         REC
Oakheart Financial Group                                                                    Kroger Co. 
Roy and Ann Dye                                                                       http://www.kroger.com/communityrewards
Grace Episcopal Church                                                                       Susan Scott                                                       



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