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The DaVita Giving Foundation Provides $1.4 Million Grant Toward Addressing Food Insecurity

October 12, 2022 Alissa Wassung

The DaVita Giving Foundation, a private charitable organization created by DaVita Inc., announced a $1.4 million grant to the Food Is Medicine Coalition (FIMC), a national association of 40 nonprofit organizations across the country focused on addressing the dual crises of illness and hunger.

This grant will help FIMC provide more than 100,000 medically-tailored meals to people with food insecurity and medical nutrition needs, including individuals living with end stage kidney disease, through four FIMC nonprofit members in the following markets:

Sacramento, Calif., through Project Open Hand

Los Angeles, through Project Angel Food

Minneapolis, through Open Arms Minnesota

Orlando, Fla., through Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida

Read more here.

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