Garfield County Food Bank

The Idaho Foodbank in Lewiston, ID, is dedicated to reducing hunger and improving the lives of struggling working parents, children, and seniors throughout the state. By distributing food through a network of community partners, they promote nutrition security and support hunger-relief and educational programs to foster healthy families and communities. Committed to innovation and sustainability, the Idaho Foodbank collaborates with community leaders and healthcare organizations to address the needs of vulnerable populations. Their efforts extend to ensuring children have access to nutritious food, providing assistance to families at no cost, and enhancing the well-being of seniors aged 60 and above. Generated from the website

The USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council, based in Moscow, Idaho, advocates for the dry pea, lentil, dry bean, and chickpea industry across the United States, collectively known as pulses. These crops are recognized for their nutritional value, sustainability, and versatility in various recipes, making them an excellent choice for consumers and growers alike. In addition to promoting the consumption of pulses, the Council collaborates with the American Pulse Association on initiatives that highlight the benefits of pulses for health and the environment. Through education and support, they emphasize the roles pulses play in crop rotations and their positive impact on soil health. Generated from the website