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Food Insecurity in Knoxville’s Public Housing Community: Engaging Residents as Co-Creators of Change

The Knoxville Community Development Corporation (KCDC) is Knoxville’s public housing authority and, in addition to affordable housing, seeks to provide resources around education, employment, health, and food. KCDC sought a partnership with the United Way of Greater Knoxville to create … Read more

Food Pantry Best Practices: Centering Client-Choice, Dignity, and Equity

The Wesley House Community Center is located in the heart of Mechanicsville in Knoxville, Tennessee. The Wesley House works with community members to provide emotional, educational, and spiritual resources through its various programs. The Wesley House’s food pantry was created … Read more

Wesley House Community Center

Wesley House Community Center (WHCC) was established in 1907 to provide childcare for the children of the women of Brookside … Read more

United Way of Greater Knoxville

United Way of Greater Knoxville (UWGK) is driving change in the community by uniting people, businesses, and organizations. UWGK is … Read more

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