Pisgah Health announced the project in 2021 and expected it would be done in 2022. The still-unfinished job raises questions about Pisgah's spending in a community with pressing unmet health needs.
Thank you for your factual and thorough investigative reporting. We all love it. FYI the $10,000 Pisgah Health Grant to Bread of Life in 2021 was exclusively for an innovative "meal kits" program which provides 55 family meal kits to Brevard's non profit after school programs and case managed agencies every week. The "Meal Kit" program is now operated by another local non-profit - The Hunger Coalition of Transylvania with additional funding secured from the Dogwood Trust and others, including, hopefully, this year, the City of Brevard. The weekly Meal Kits provide a flavorful dinner for four while encouraging and promoting plant based nutrition - for both health and family food budget reasons. Thanks again for the great reporting and helping us all better undertand the goings on in our community.
This is a very informative article. When we walk by, we all wonder what happened to this project. Thank you for publishing this!
Thank you for your factual and thorough investigative reporting. We all love it. FYI the $10,000 Pisgah Health Grant to Bread of Life in 2021 was exclusively for an innovative "meal kits" program which provides 55 family meal kits to Brevard's non profit after school programs and case managed agencies every week. The "Meal Kit" program is now operated by another local non-profit - The Hunger Coalition of Transylvania with additional funding secured from the Dogwood Trust and others, including, hopefully, this year, the City of Brevard. The weekly Meal Kits provide a flavorful dinner for four while encouraging and promoting plant based nutrition - for both health and family food budget reasons. Thanks again for the great reporting and helping us all better undertand the goings on in our community.