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Community Connections spotlights food access and healthy cooking in Baltimore BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The latest episode of Community Connections highlighted local efforts to connect Baltimore-area residents with nutritious food and practical resources. Host Alex Parker...

Producer: Morning Show | Tue, June 9, 2026 at 8:54 AM The Maryland Department of Health recently announced a partnership with Moveable Feast to launch it's medically tailored meals program. The program will help deliver meals to over three thousand people with...

In partnership with Moveable Feast and Food & Friends, the program slated to provide
approximately 1 million meals to more than 3,000 eligible participants

Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union employees volunteered to pack meals for families in need.

They partnered with Moveable Feast as part of APGFCU’s first-ever Volunteer Week…

Moveable Feast wants you to dine out and give back to the community as part of their 'Dining Out For Life Fundraiser' on Thursday, October 9th (Photo: WBFF) BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Moveable Feast wants you to dine out and give back to the community as part of...

Office staff pitch in to help prepare meals at Moveable Feast. Photo via Moveable Feast's Facebook page. The new data came from the study commissioned by Moveable Feast and its Washington, D.C. counterpart, Food & Friends.  A Baltimore-based...

This week on Spotlight On Maryland, Gina Crash spoke with Sue Elias, the new Executive Director of Moveable Feast. Moveable Feast delivers healthy food to Marylanders living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other illnesses. Their motto is: FEED people, FIGHT disease and...

Radio host Francesca Presti talked with Moveable Feast's Executive Director Sue Elias about changing this year's Dining Out for Life to a virtual fundraiser. Listen to the interview.

Executive Director of Moveable Feast, Sue Elias, discusses the changes this year’s fundraiser is undergoing amid the pandemic, and how you can help.

Moveable Feast was established in the 80’s as a way to help patients diagnosed with HIV/AIDS get the meals they needed to help with their illness in Baltimore during a time when the virus was not only deadly, but patients were shunned and ignored. The non profit has evolved over the decades to include a broader range of chronic illnesses and continues to feed under insured patients in Baltimore/the Eastern Shore of the state.

COVID-19 has changed just about every facet of daily life, including the way non-profits raise funds.

Moveable Feast’s Dining Out for Life event is no different.

Moveable Feast is bringing their annual fundraiser online and is offering a new twist to help the restaurant business as well.

Two non-profit organizations whose clients are the most vulnerable in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic are going above and beyond to make sure their needs are being met.