14 Jacksonville Nonprofits Build Collaborative Effort to Fight Hunger

If there are any bright spots to be found in the Great Recession, one may be the way organizations have changed to meet the soaring demand from people in need.

Consider the Hunger SWAT Team – an informal coalition of 14 community-based, emergency service nonprofit organizations that, over the course of two years, have found new ways to work in the community and with each other, to the benefit of their clients and their own organizational health.