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- Lummi ‘Commod Squad’ provides hundreds with food, services every week
The Lummi Food Bank, also run by the Commod Squad, serves roughly 200 households a week, and 300 households on the last Friday of the month when they do their basic needs food bank That’s when the program also purchases household items to give away
- Lummi Commod Squad | Bellingham WA - Facebook
Actively Plan Provide Federal Food Programs for the Lummi Nation to income eligible households on or near Lummi Reservation Along with Nutrition Ed and our CSFP program for our Elders 60+ Follow
- Commodity Foods - Lummi Nutrition Education Program
Commodity Foods - Lummi Nutrition Education Program is located at 2830 Kwina Rd in Bellingham, Washington 98226 Commodity Foods - Lummi Nutrition Education Program can be contacted via phone at 360-380-6957 for pricing, hours and directions
- Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations | DSHS
The Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations - FDPIR is a Federal program that provides USDA foods to low-income households, including the elderly, living on Indian reservations, and to Native American families residing in designated areas near reservations
- The Lummi Food Bank - acf. gov
Today, the Lummi Food Bank distributes a combination of excess food from the local food bank, weekly purchases from grocery stores, and additional food donations from local nonprofit organizations The Lummi Food Bank is supported by tribal dollars (70%), state funds (20%), and CSBG funds (10%)
- One Washington tribe tests waters for locally sourced, traditional foods
The handful of traditional foods available from the USDA include walleye, catfish, bison and wild rice — items not traditionally eaten by the Lummi Tribe The only traditional food available
- When Food is Much More than a Commodity - underscore. news
In the 2018 Farm Bill, which comes up for renewal every five years, Congress provided $3 5 million to eight tribal nations for a demonstration project to buy food that better reflects traditional diets, including Native-harvested and grown foods
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