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  • We Need Painters!

    We are in need of volunteers to help us paint this week!  As you may remember, a few months ago we were looking for volunteers to help scrape the old paint off of the house of one of our fellow community members.  We were successful in completing the scraping, but now it must be painted.  She is disabled... Read→

  • Five Myths of Homelessness

    I found this Washington Post article extremely interesting.  Please click through to be informed of all the details, but to save time, I will list the five myths for you: 1.  Homelessness is usually a long-term condition. 2.  Most of the homeless have severe mental illness. 3.  Homeless people don’t... Read→

  • Our Vertical Grow Garden!

    Please check out this story, courtesy of  WTOL regarding our vertical grow garden at Clay High School!  It’s amazing technology that we are so happy to be a part of. http://www.wtol.com/Global/story.asp?S=12661654  Read More →

welcome to Food For Thought

Food For Thought is a group of individuals from the Toledo, Ohio, area that believe a simple brown bag lunch can help change someone's life... When it's delivered consistently with a smile, a hug, and some friendly conversation. Our "famous" PB&J's give us a chance to make connections with our friends on the streets. And serving changes us, too. Please take a look around our site to find out more about us, what we've done & what we're doing, and how you might get involved.

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We Need Painters!

We are in need of volunteers to help us paint this week!  As you may remember, a few months ago we were looking for volunteers to help scrape the old... Read→

Amanda Aldrich

Five Myths of Homelessness

I found this Washington Post article extremely interesting.  Please click through to be informed of all the details, but to save time, I will list the... Read→

Amanda Aldrich

Our Vertical Grow Garden!

Please check out this story, courtesy of  WTOL regarding our vertical grow garden at Clay High School!  It’s amazing technology that we are so... Read→

Amanda Aldrich

    About Us

    Food For Thought provides more than just food - we work hard to provide opportunities for people to interact and develop relationships that aid in redemption and reconciliation. We operate through 3 primary programs: our stationary food pantry, mobile food pantry, and picnics with the unhoused, which you can read more about by exploring our site. Six days a week, Food For Thought is working hard to offer to everyone we meet a free lunch and much more... including a friend to talk to.

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