Volunteers fight food insecurity
Shelby Bloxam and Lindsey Brahm work side by side assembling meals at Cōpow in Post Falls as part of the Brighter Life Foundation. The group is looking to forge community partners and reach more people facing food insecurity.
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Angela Poole and Shelby Bloxam put together meals at Cōpow while volunteering through the Brighter Life Foundation. The foundation is looking for community partners to get more meals out to people in need of food in North Idaho.
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Desi Freeman, director of operations at Cōpow takes Brighter Life Foundation volunteers Shelby Bloxam and Lindsey Brahm through the meal assembly process.
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COEUR d'ALENE — Evie Fatz’s day job is running her healthy food business, Cōpow, but she couldn’t help but become mobilized to find a way to fight food scarcity when she moved to North Idaho from Nevada.
Inspired by her connection to The Just One Project in Nevada, Fatz said when she opened Cōpow, she wanted to keep finding ways to pay it forward and feed more of the community.
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