Food for the Heart
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Food for the Heart
@rob2home.bsky.social
· Nov 17
First post! Started a Food Pantry at the local high school in 2017. The first day 1 student shopped. Now 325+ students shoppers come by weekly for kitchen staples, toiletries, meat and produce - followed by 175+ families who come curbside for a similar bounty. Stay tuned for some of our stories.
Crushed by the game? Here’s a pick me up! Can you smell the flowers? Thanks Cornerstones for the fabulous produce!
November 2, 2025 at 5:23 AM
Crushed by the game? Here’s a pick me up! Can you smell the flowers? Thanks Cornerstones for the fabulous produce!
Make sure you check out the video - lol! Fun story @stevengoff.bsky.social
Jordan Farr’s teammates love his U.S. Open Cup heroics. And his beef jerky ad.
My fun piece on D.C. United’s third-choice, shootout-winning, short-shorts wearing goalkeeper:
www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
My fun piece on D.C. United’s third-choice, shootout-winning, short-shorts wearing goalkeeper:
www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
Jordan Farr’s teammates love his U.S. Open Cup heroics. And his beef jerky ad.
Farr’s performance against Charlotte FC clinched a place in the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals for D.C. United.
www.washingtonpost.com
May 28, 2025 at 11:26 AM
Make sure you check out the video - lol! Fun story @stevengoff.bsky.social
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Everyone's got a backstory.
D.C. United midfielder Hosei Kijima's got a good one.
A journey from Japan to Bradenton to Winston-Salem to St. Louis to Washington ...
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D.C. United midfielder Hosei Kijima's got a good one.
A journey from Japan to Bradenton to Winston-Salem to St. Louis to Washington ...
wapo.st/3EXbAsY
As a kid, he left Japan to jump-start his career. As an adult, he landed with D.C. United.
Inspired by tennis star Kei Nishikori, Hosei Kijima left his home in Japan at 12 to attend IMG Academy in Florida.
wapo.st
February 27, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Everyone's got a backstory.
D.C. United midfielder Hosei Kijima's got a good one.
A journey from Japan to Bradenton to Winston-Salem to St. Louis to Washington ...
wapo.st/3EXbAsY
D.C. United midfielder Hosei Kijima's got a good one.
A journey from Japan to Bradenton to Winston-Salem to St. Louis to Washington ...
wapo.st/3EXbAsY
March 1, 2025 at 1:37 PM
As we all brace for the 20th - a little food for the heart. Did you know Wegmans donates thousands of pounds of food to our pantry? Every week - produce, protein, beautiful cakes, tortes, and tarts. Last week 3 people’s eyes lit up when they got celebrate their special bdays with a gorgeous cake!
January 18, 2025 at 4:07 PM
As we all brace for the 20th - a little food for the heart. Did you know Wegmans donates thousands of pounds of food to our pantry? Every week - produce, protein, beautiful cakes, tortes, and tarts. Last week 3 people’s eyes lit up when they got celebrate their special bdays with a gorgeous cake!
Food for the Heart: Happy Thanksgiving Eve. Recently, our food pantry's special distribution was Masa - a hot commodity that's loved by our Pantry Families! Well, the week after, one of our families made sure we were taken care of by baking us fresh tortillas! What a gift.
November 27, 2024 at 8:29 PM
Food for the Heart: Happy Thanksgiving Eve. Recently, our food pantry's special distribution was Masa - a hot commodity that's loved by our Pantry Families! Well, the week after, one of our families made sure we were taken care of by baking us fresh tortillas! What a gift.
Food for the Heart!
Do you ever wonder who shops at our student pantry and what the outcomes might look like? Here's one example:
Do you ever wonder who shops at our student pantry and what the outcomes might look like? Here's one example:
November 20, 2024 at 11:50 PM
Food for the Heart!
Do you ever wonder who shops at our student pantry and what the outcomes might look like? Here's one example:
Do you ever wonder who shops at our student pantry and what the outcomes might look like? Here's one example:
Food for the heart! This article by @stevengoff.bsky.social brings joy into my life - a must read!
Growing up, Sam Coffey got an inside look into the sports world through her father, a longtime sportswriter at the NY Daily News, and into journalism through her mother, a writer/editor.
Her siblings went into journalism. She went into sports.
My feature:
www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2024/...
Her siblings went into journalism. She went into sports.
My feature:
www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2024/...
She started as a kid reporter, interviewing sports stars. She’s the star now.
As a child, Sam Coffey got an inside look at sports journalism, thanks to her parents’ careers. Years later, she has emerged as a fixture under USWNT coach Emma Hayes.
www.washingtonpost.com
November 17, 2024 at 11:32 PM
Food for the heart! This article by @stevengoff.bsky.social brings joy into my life - a must read!
First post! Started a Food Pantry at the local high school in 2017. The first day 1 student shopped. Now 325+ students shoppers come by weekly for kitchen staples, toiletries, meat and produce - followed by 175+ families who come curbside for a similar bounty. Stay tuned for some of our stories.
November 17, 2024 at 8:52 PM
First post! Started a Food Pantry at the local high school in 2017. The first day 1 student shopped. Now 325+ students shoppers come by weekly for kitchen staples, toiletries, meat and produce - followed by 175+ families who come curbside for a similar bounty. Stay tuned for some of our stories.