As we look ahead to our 16th annual design and build competition, Canstruction, we are currently seeking teams of local businesses, industries, churches, and organizations with a design or construction professional to lead and mentor the team through the design...
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February 1st kicks of National Canned Food Month! Didn’t realize this was a thing? Lucky for you, all of us here at RIFA always have canned food at the forefront of our minds and are happy to fill you in...
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This Super Bowl Sunday, February 7th, RIFA will be joining in the Souper Bowl of Caring, a national movement of people working together around the time of the game to fight hunger and poverty in their local communities. This idea...
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For many of us, our happiest holiday memories are centered around the dinner table with family and friends. The home-cooked meals, the conversation, and the people we get to spend it with is what makes this time of year so...
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Throughout the month of September, the community is encouraged to join RIFA as we highlight Hunger Action Month, a nationwide campaign promoted by Feeding America to alleviate hunger in our local communities. Through RIFA’s first-ever One City One Food Drive,...
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Updates 3.25.20 Bus Stop Cafe RIFA will continue to run the Bus Stop Cafe to eight locations while school is out. We have partnered with Southwest Human Resources to provide grab-and-go lunches from the Summer Feeding Program. The eight locations include Lincoln Courts, Royal...
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What is Community Outreach? This is a ministry that we don’t talk enough about. In a nutshell, it provides food and basic necessities to individuals and families. It is a safety net for emergency situations. When people’s basic needs are...
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The RIFA Soup Kitchen provides hot, nutritious meals 365 days a year, including all holidays. There is no charge for the meals, and no one is turned away. Last year, 86,358 meals were served in the Soup Kitchen. Those meals...
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Every day all across this city there are students who walk out of middle schools, high schools and college campuses who worry about where and how they will find enough food to eat before the next school day. Being a...
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