Society of St. Andrew

05/26/2026

Our hearts are with the Barbee family upon the loss of Charlie Barbee. Charlie supported SoSA for many, many years: calling in gleaners any time the fields had enough to share, talking to kids about farming and food, and supporting SoSA staff in any way possible. Everyone who meets a Barbee loves a Barbee.

05/18/2026

WASHINGTON (May 14, 2026) The Alliance to End Hunger is deeply concerned by the announced reorganization of the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The massive reorganization will dilute organizational and program experience and effectiveness and is likely....

05/11/2026

SoSA Program Coordinator Alena Wright rappelled from a 14-story building last week to support her neighbors in need! She's "elevating" the issue of food insecurity because her commitment to this work is "top tier". Great job, Alena!!!

Thank you United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore and our Glean Team that came out and cheered Alena on as she rappelled down 14 stories at The Ross in Salisbury. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this important fundraiser. Your generosity will allow us to share 52,000 servings of nutritious produce with our neighbors who lack access. United is the Way.

05/04/2026

SoSA is searching for its next Executive Director! Do you know someone who might be a good fit to lead this crew? Check out the link in the comments for more information.

04/24/2026

Those who volunteer with the Society of St. Andrew share their ‘why’ through hands-on service in our many programs. Whether you are harvesting produce, packing seeds, or sharing the story of the mission, we appreciate why and how you champion access to fresh food!

To join us in gleaning, sign up at https://endhunger.org/get-involved/volunteer/

04/23/2026

Over 20 million pounds of produce were harvested and distributed to local communities by Society of St. Andrew gleaners. We appreciate and thank every volunteer, as your actions ensure fresh food access for neighbors in need.

To join us in gleaning, sign up at https://endhunger.org/get-involved/volunteer/

04/22/2026

It's today, and the linkages between the health of our planet, the health of our food systems, and the health of our families could not be clearer. We are so thankful for all of our fantastic members and partners who keep this perspective front and center. From promoting resilient agriculture like the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and Opportunity International, to reducing food waste like Society of St. Andrew, Move For Hunger, and Feeding America, and everything and everyone in between, our members are working to nurture our communities with an eye on the next generation. Together, we can cultivate a world where every family has access to the nutrition they need from a thriving, sustainable planet.

04/22/2026

Society of St. Andrew gleaners ensure that no volunteer harvests alone. This Volunteer Appreciation Week, we are grateful for the energy, community, and purpose that you bring to every event!

To join us in gleaning, sign up at https://endhunger.org/get-involved/volunteer/

04/21/2026

Did you know that Society of St. Andrew gleaners harvested over 80 varieties of produce last year? The volunteer-built gleaning network not only provides essential access to nutritious food for local communities but also ensures a diverse range of options!

To join us in gleaning, sign up at https://endhunger.org/get-involved/volunteer/

04/20/2026

Last year, gleaners gave 55,990 hours of service to support the Society of St. Andrew Gleaning Network. We are truly blessed to glean, build community, and work alongside you!

To join us in gleaning, sign up at https://endhunger.org/get-involved/volunteer/