Feed the Need Northeast

11/01/2026

Sometimes we get little nudges — God winks — that remind you you’re exactly where you need to be. Read my short reflection on a weekend that turned 35 leftover PB&J sandwiches into a meaningful sign. Full post: https://wix.to/MQoME0V

My friend Greg Seeger calls them “God winks.” Little pushes of direction and reflection to ensure that you are where you should in your life. Greg is a Pastor, so he knows a thing or two about scripture and thought evoking messages.FTNNE had an event over this past weekend, and distribution of s...

10/31/2026

Please check out our friend Coralys from Mercado and Sips. They are what community is all about. They’ll be helping us launch Feed our Need…Forward program in January. Stop in, and grab an amazing beverage or snack.

Mercado & Sips featured on New England Perspectivelocation:134 Ch...

10/30/2026

We love Leon and his messages of kindness. Enjoy!

10/29/2026

Before we go Full Speed ahead into our 2nd Annual Noon Years Eve celebration, let's take one more look back at this amazing, glorious, wonderful mess we created...for the good of those in need. We can't wait to roll out Noon Years Eve Jam 2026...I mean 2027.
For now, Enjoyy!

Productions for Change was proud to be on site at a special Feed the Need Northeast New Year’s event held at the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury.

With an original goal of 2,026 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, volunteers didn’t just meet the goal—they blew past it, assembling over 2,700 PB&J sandwiches to help fight hunger in our community.

Huge thanks to Feed the Need Northeast, every volunteer, sponsor, and supporter who made this event happen. This is what community looks like when people roll up their sleeves and get to work.

Grateful to document it. Grateful to be part of it.
Here’s to a strong start to the New Year. 💙🥪

Happy New Year from all of us at Productions for Change.
https://youtu.be/heoarg1ToVc

10/28/2026

Kudos to Northwest Community Bank for helping their community partner FISH / Friends in Service to Humanity of Northwestern Connecticut, Inc. to out Litchfield County friends, help out if you can.

10/26/2026

New post: When Ted Talks — a behind-the-scenes look at how we plan for our Open Jam events (and why we always overestimate the peanut butter). Read the full story and join us in preparing for NYE: https://wix.to/1UnZSz5

People often ask how we calculate the amount of peanut butter and jelly needed for our “Open Jam” events. With a New Year’s Eve event approaching, we expect to make 3,000 PB&Js—and the last thing we want is to run out in front of a crowd of enthusiastic, community-minded volunteers. Governme...

10/24/2026

The Pbj crew from Cornerstone Church Cheshire was on their “A” game today. Sandwiches, fruit, snacks, water and more…destination Brian's Angels Homeless Outreach,Brian Gibbons Homeless Outreach, and St. Vincent DePaul Mission of Waterbury. Even quality control was not having any misfits make the journey. 🙂. Special thanks to Ion Bank for helping make our fall outreach possible.

10/21/2026

Looking to make a difference for a few hours or less a week? Maybe even looking to deepen your resume. Let's talk. Your passion and expertise would be truly appreciated. Message us if you are interested, or know of someone who might be willing to join the band.

10/16/2026

World Food Day is a reminder that access to a healthy meal is a basic need. In Connecticut, 2 in 5 households struggle to make ends meet, and many face choices between food and other essentials.

United Way of Greater Waterbury strategies including Stock the Pantry, Food Resource Collaborative, Day of Action and more work to address food insecurity in our region.

To learn more about local food pantry times and distribution, visit United Way 211 at 211ct.org and search your community.